Therapy Focus Competitors

Together, we’re inspired by a different brilliant – understanding, engaging & celebrating the strengths, interests & aspirations of people on the autism spectrum. Aspect(Autism Spectrum Australia) is a not for profit organisation and Australia’s largest national service provider for people on the autism spectrum. Our specialised, evidence-informed schools program is the largest in the world with additional services that include information and advice, diagnostic assessments, behaviour support, parent & family support and adult programs. • Our work is focused on the strengths and interests of people on the spectrum • We work in partnership with people on the spectrum, their families & their communities • We work to understand people on the spectrum from their perspective • Our approach is autism-specific • Our research focuses on best practice • We expect positive change & progress • Together we can achieve positive outcomes Career Opportunities @ Aspect Whether you’re helping us in shared services or working directly with the people we support, you will be committed to our person-centred, evidence-informed environment. You’ll go the extra mile and will never lose sight of what’s possible. In return, we’ll recognise your achievements, support your development and help you achieve the right balance between work and life. Join Aspect for a career that creates opportunities!

At KidsAbility, we support over 17,000 children and youth to reach their communication, social, physical and behavioural goals each year. We envision an innovative and inclusive network of care where every child, youth, and family can live in a future of possibilities. By providing early, family-centered support from birth to age 21, we help children and youth reach key developmental milestones while fostering hope and opportunity.

Able Australia is one of Australia’s leading not-for-profit organisations, delivering high quality, person-centred services to people living with multiple disabilities, including deafblindness and in community support services. From its humble beginnings in 1967 as an association for people with deafblindness and rubella, Able Australia has grown into a diverse and dynamic organisation that supports more than 4000 people throughout the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania, Queensland and Victoria. Today, we employ more than 500 staff and are assisted by over 200 volunteers who are passionate about ensuring every person we support is seen, heard, respected, valued and connected.