From Passion to Purpose: Matilda’s Journey at Perth Zoo
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The Personal Impact Story How HDN has made a difference in Bryn’s journey and the meaningful changes that have come from our work together The purpose of connecting with HDN was to find an organisation that could work with us to support our adult son, Bryn, to find meaningful employment that would make a
Celebrating a Milestone in Inclusive Employment We’re proud to celebrate a remarkable achievement since 2016, Optus Stadium has welcomed over 100 team members into its workforce through our valued partnership with Hospitality Disability Network WA (HDNWA). This milestone is more than a number—it’s a powerful testament to what can be achieved when inclusion is a
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Finding a great job fit At HDNWA, we’re passionate about helping individuals find meaningful employment and nothing brings us more joy than celebrating the inspiring journeys of those we work alongside. Today, we’re proud to share the story of Tyler, a remarkable individual whose resilience, compassion, and determination have truly left a mark on everyone
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We are thrilled to celebrate our 300th placement milestone since HDNWA’s foundation in 2019 by sharing the inspiring story of Hector, who has secured employment with one of our newest members, Refresh Juice! Liam, the owner of Refresh Juice, aspired to create a more inclusive workforce but found it challenging to know where to start.
We’re incredibly proud to share that HDNWA has been named the winner of the Diversity and Inclusion Small Business Award at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA (CCIWA) Awards! This prestigious recognition celebrates our unwavering commitment to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion within the Hospitality and Tourism sectors — industries that have traditionally faced
With one of the best rooftop bars in the city, the Coconut Grove in Northbridge is certainly at cruising altitudefor the city’s bees. To get the venue buzzing, John’s not only been helping to prepare public areas for opening tocustomers but has used his experience helping his dad keep bees to decide what plants to
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Tyler joined the Waverley Brewhouse in March 2022 as a Food and Beverage Assistant. He’s a great example ofhow, with a positive mindset and the right support, a person with autism can thrive in a busy small business. A model disability employer When the Hospitality Disability Network of WA (HDNWA) approached Chris Howell, Venue Manager