Enabling Country Communities

13/11/2025

📣 Pop-Up Café This Monday!
Join us on Monday, 17 November at Weaners Flat Hall, Yorketown (opposite the playground on Stansbury Road) for a special Pop-Up Café raising awareness and support for our Community Care Hampers initiative.

This joint initiative between Yorketown Area School, Enabling Country Communities, and SYP Connecting Communities aims to provide long-life foods and goods to local families who may need a little extra support heading into Christmas.

Come along, grab a cuppa, and help us spread the word about this wonderful community project.

Small gifts, big hearts and an incredible community ❤️

04/08/2025

Enabling Country Communities is looking for staff with (or studying) Certificate III Individual Support to join our personal care team.

Do you love working alongside people, assisting them with greater independence and gaining capacity?
Do you want to be a part of a local organisation that truly values people?
We want people who care about caring 💜 apply at Enquiries@enablingcountryhub.com

30/07/2025

Do you love working alongside people, assisting them with greater independence and gaining capacity? Do you want to be a part of a local organisation that truly values people? We want people who care about caring 💜 apply at Enquiries@enablingcountryhub.com

We are in paper! Sharing all about the people who made our new Hub possible, from the builders to the mentors and community leaders helping shape a space where people with disability feel safe, valued, and inspired.

If you want meaningful work where your contribution matters, we want to hear from you.

📣 Casual Support Worker

Join a team where everyone belongs.

At Enabling Country Communities, we believe support work is more than a job. It’s about walking alongside people. We're looking for casual support workers to join our growing team as we expand our services across the central and lower Yorke Peninsula.

👥 Person-centred, values-led team
🕒 Flexible hours and supportive mentoring
📍 Based at our newly opened Enabling Country Hub in Minlaton
💬 A workplace that celebrates diversity and inclusion

📩 Apply via email, Enquiries@enablingcountryhub.com or DM us to learn more.

24/07/2025

HERE’S A SNEAK PEEK 👀

We’ve been working hard behind the scenes, and our renovations are nearly complete!

From the much-loved 1940s King’s Fashion store to a calm, inclusive learning space, the Enabling Country Hub is almost ready to open its doors.

Stay tuned!
We can’t wait to welcome you inside!

12/07/2025

✨ Exciting Announcement! ✨

We're thrilled to share that the new Enabling Country Hub is stepping forward to specialise in Support Coordination and empowering programs designed to enrich and support our community.

At the same time, our trusted Enabling Country Communities team will continue their dedicated focus on personal care and community inclusion services.

Together, we’re evolving to better serve our community’s diverse needs, ensuring each person has access to the right support at the right time 💜

Check out our video to learn more and join us as we embark on this exciting journey!

01/07/2025

✨ We're almost there!

Our newly refurbished space is designed with comfort, accessibility, and community in mind. Whether it's in-home care or inclusive group support, ECC is proud to offer a space that reflects the heart of our rural community.

Stay tuned!
We can’t wait to welcome you in!

30/04/2025

Happy Guide Dog Day!

At Enabling Country Communities, we’re proud to support inclusive futures—and today, that includes getting behind a very special mission from Frankie and Guide Dogs SA/NT.

Frankie has donated her favourite toy, Ropey, to raise funds for life-changing guide dog services.
She’s hoping to make Ropey the most valuable dog toy ever!

Every dollar raised helps people living with low vision or blindness to live more independently, confidently, and safely.

We’ve made our donation—will you join us?

Donate here: https://www.guidedogsday.com.au/toysacrifice

30/04/2025

Everyone Belongs at School

All children should feel safe, welcome, and included at school.

But right now:

Many children with disability are left out of school activities.

Some are bullied by other students or even teachers.

Some are sent home early or told not to come at all.

This is not okay. It needs to change.

The Disability Royal Commission has made a plan to help:
It’s called the Roadmap to Inclusive Education.
It says that:

Teachers should learn how to include all students.

Schools should make learning safe for everyone.

Governments should listen to children and families.

Every child should be welcome at their local school.

The plan is good. But we need action.

Let’s speak up together.

Click here to sign the pledge:
https://tinyurl.com/bdzn5sak

Together, we can help schools be safe and fair for everyone.