Margaret River local, six year old Tave James, who has a diagnosis of Autism, is now able to participate in sport and interact socially with […]
Thirty four year old Teneal Duggan of Cowaramup, recently undertook a six week trial using an iPad to support her communication, thanks to Senses Australia’s […]
Senses Australia is the first comprehensive disability service provider in the Wheatbelt region to meet the needs of the Wheatbelt community. The new Northam office […]
Senses Australia recently opened the doors to its new regional hub located at 6 Wellington Street, Northam, to ensure the needs of the Wheatbelt community […]
Lisa Brennan is the newly appointed Chief Executive Officer at Senses Australia, a Western Australian not for profit disability service provider. Colin Emmott, President of […]
Senses Australia’s new group home in Morley, has been furnished with a number of household items thanks to the kind support of IKEA Perth to […]
Senses Australia’s Auslan Coffee Catch Up group supports people living in the Busselton community, who are Deaf or have a hearing loss, to connect with […]
On Tuesday, 8 August 2017, the Hon. Stephen Dawson MLC, Minister for Disability Services will officially open Senses Australia’s new office and service centre in […]
Today, Senses Australia President Colin Emmott announced the resignation of Debbie Karasinski after sixteen years at the organisation’s Chief Executive Officer. The resignation is effective […]
On Wednesday, 12 July 2017, IKEA Perth will make a special delivery to one of Senses Australia’s group homes in St James. Donating a number […]
Linda Fistonich will travel to Denmark in September 2017 to present her paper ‘From dependence to independence, isolation and participation’ and her experiences living with […]
On Monday, 1 May 2017 Senses Australia, a Western Australian not for profit disability service provider is launching its new brand. Debbie Karasinski, Senses Australia’s […]
