Doable Australia

Doable Australia Supporting people with disabilities to live the life they want across the Mornington Peninsula and Frankston regions.

Formally known as Focus Individualised Support Services.

INCLUSIVE AWARD WINNERS ARE GRINNERS!We’re so proud to share that the Frankston Softball Association’s partnership with ...
14/05/2026

INCLUSIVE AWARD WINNERS ARE GRINNERS!

We’re so proud to share that the Frankston Softball Association’s partnership with Doable was awarded the Peter Norman Inclusive Award at the Victorian Sports Awards last night. Embedding inclusive practices into both its internal operations and community-facing programs, FSA created meaningful volunteer canteen opportunities for people with disability. And these weren’t symbolic roles either! The association ensured participants were genuinely empowered and supported by running risk assessments, mock practice sessions and introducing an accessible touch-based register system. It’s no wonder nearby associations are reaching out to learn from the model and explore similar partnerships. Our heartfelt congratulations to Terri, Veronica and Marcus who deserve all the credit for this incredible award! You prove anything is !

So proud of the True Colours work our Disability Advisory Committee is doing with local government! Creating an opportun...
30/04/2026

So proud of the True Colours work our Disability Advisory Committee is doing with local government! Creating an opportunity for people with lived experience of disability to directly influence their community, this week the team visited Jacks Beach Reserve in Bittern, providing practical advice on accessibility across BBQ areas, toilets, pathways, terrain, information, and sensory-friendly features. The facilities at Jack's beach are scheduled for upgrading, and there's no doubt that active citizenship, open contribution, and ensuring inclusion is built in from the start will result in a better experience for all in the future. Great work, guys! This is disability-led change in action!

The things that most parents prepare their children for – leaving the home, encountering new people, and building a life...
27/04/2026

The things that most parents prepare their children for – leaving the home, encountering new people, and building a life on your own merits, are often the very things that parents of children with disabilities avoid. But we all want control of our own lives. At Doable, our unique approach to SIL empowers people living with a disability to live as close to an ordinary life as possible in every stage of stage of life. Starting on your SIL journey or just want more info about the Doable Life System? Get in touch!

23/04/2026

We loved being part of the Mornington Peninsula Able Meet 💚

It was great to meet so many amazing people, have meaningful conversations, and share more about what we do at Doable.

Thank you to everyone who came by and took the time to connect with us!

If you didn’t get a chance to chat, feel free to reach out, we’d love to hear from you 🤝

Supports that adapt to you, thats Doable! We have had a great time at the Mornington Peninsula Able Meet, thank you for ...
23/04/2026

Supports that adapt to you, thats Doable!
We have had a great time at the Mornington Peninsula Able Meet, thank you for stopping by and saying hi.

We’re heading to the Mornington Peninsula Able Meet 💚If you’re attending, come find the Doable team for a chat, to learn...
20/04/2026

We’re heading to the Mornington Peninsula Able Meet 💚

If you’re attending, come find the Doable team for a chat, to learn more about what we do, and to see how we help make everyday life more doable for people living with a disability across the Mornington Peninsula.

Don't be a stranger. We’d love to meet you!

14/04/2026

Meet Jess ☺️

As an Activity Facilitator at Doable, she helps people build the skills and confidence to live more independently.

“We know we’ve done our job right when a person is being recognised out in the community.”

Well said, Jess!

A life well lived: it’s 🤝

13/04/2026

Happy Auslan Day 💚

Did you know our new logo was inspired by sign language?

Crossed arms represent love. Two thumbs up means, 'it’s all good'.

Together, it’s a symbol of support, positivity and community.

The small things that make a difference: they’re 🤝

08/04/2026

Meet Anu 🎬💛

Anu is a support worker who believes in creating genuine connections and supporting people to live life their way.

Because even when the people she supports can’t express it easily, she knows the little extra things she does on a regular basis are actually recognised and deeply valued.

Gestures, smiles and time spent together - these can all mean so much!

A life more rewarding? It’s 🤝

Wishing all our staff, friends and families a very happy Easter break! 🥳 What a great time to enjoy time with your loved...
02/04/2026

Wishing all our staff, friends and families a very happy Easter break! 🥳 What a great time to enjoy time with your loved ones and hunting for foil-wrapped goodies - and including everyone in the fun is totally !

Great couple of days at the South-East Melbourne Disability Expo! We loved meeting so many people across the two days an...
01/04/2026

Great couple of days at the South-East Melbourne Disability Expo!

We loved meeting so many people across the two days and sharing our new branding in person. It was so great to see the response. At Doable, we don’t provide ‘support’, we provide futures.

Huge shoutout to Michelle Dunne and Toni Stewart for doing such an incredible job representing the company and thanks to ImpactInstitute for the photo!

If you’d like to catch up, please reach out to enquiries@doable.org.au 💚

Address

MM4, 49 Eramosa Road W
Somerville, VIC
3912

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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+61359815100

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