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We have been hard at work listening to the needs of our support coordinator and client communities, understanding where the gaps and pain points lie for you all. One common

We often encounter someone with a mental illness and forget that there is a deeper story to uncover. For some, mental ill-health has been present for as long as they

Supporting those with a disability get access to allied health Services. Maple Community Services is extremely proud to announce a new long-term partnership with physiotherapy and allied health professionals, Pro-Form

10 October 2022 falls a significant day amongst the month-long initiative of Mental Health Awareness Day. As we celebrate World Mental Health Day on this day, we invite our very

Mental Health Awareness Month is an initiative derived from the Mental Health Foundation Australia (MHFA) to advocate for and raise awareness of Australian mental health. It is an important time

What is a Mental Health Condition? Mental Illness refers specifically to a clinical diagnosis. These diagnoses usually describe various mental health symptoms which can interfere with an individual’s cognitive, emotional,

Did you know that adults with disabilities are 4 times more likely to experience mental health concerns and conditions than those without a disability? You read that correctly, it’s not

Mental Health is a word, phrase, idiom, used so often all around the world, and its use is becoming so much more predominant as the years continue to tick by.

Incidents are a risk amongst all workplaces, especially in the health, and support services industries, which Maple Community Services operates. The 2019-2020 accident report by Safe Work Australia shows: By

There are different occasions in the year that call for a celebration, and what better time than one’s birthday! Daniel celebrated his birthday with Maple not too long ago, and

Here at Maple, we understand that achieving your goals is difficult without the right support. Whether that be goals of doing something we never used to, or finally participating in

All too often we hear about long term NDIS Journeys, the more complex individuals who perhaps require years, if not their lifespan, receiving and accessing supports. It is because of