WDEA Works’ NDIS Support Services focus on offering meaningful employment opportunities for people with a disability through a range of business enterprises and community support services. These services provide a supported environment for people with a disability to develop their job skills and work ethic, along with an opportunity to make the transition from supported, to open employment.
If you wish to work at WDEA Works’ NDIS Support Services then you must satisfy the following eligibility criteria:
For Enterprise enquiries, please contact WDEA Works.
Clear Cut Gardening provides a lawn mowing and gardening service in the Warrnambool and Terang areas. ClearCut offers both a residential and commercial service.
Create & Collate offer an effective way for business’s to contract a team of workers to complete specific projects or work-tasks. Additional intermittent work includes folding and sorting brochures and other mail.
At eWaste Recycling, people in the community can bring their old computers and other electrical items to be recycled. Workers at eWaste help to pull electrical items apart and then all parts get sorted into piles, packed up safely and sent away to different factories across Australia. You can bring your old TVs and computers to eWaste Recycling at 11 Albert Street, Warrnambool.
Nigretta is a woodworking plant which primarily produces furniture, however other wooden crafts are also made. The Nigretta factory and workshop are situated on the edge of Hamilton where items produced by the Nigretta team can be purchased.
Located at 194 Koroit Street, Steam & Clean is a Warrnambool-based car cleaning and detailing service with affordable prices and great customer service.
WDEA Works NDIS Support Services division dates back to 1955 when it was previously established as ‘Yalunda Support Services’ for people with disabilities in Warrnambool, Hamilton and surrounding communities in the South West region of Victoria.
WDEA Works took on INTEG Lawnmowing and Gardening, based out of Terang, in 2007. The business is now known as Clear Cut Terang. This allowed WDEA Works to further diversify the services it could offer and was the first Australian Disability Enterprise operated by WDEA Works.
In 2011 WDEA Works was able to start working with the service as a result of a Vantage endorsed takeover. Our Supported Employment Enterprises (commonly referred to as SEEs) continue to support over 100 people with disabilities to access supported employment opportunities at businesses located in Warrnambool and Hamilton.
WDEA Works’ Supported Employment operations rely on funds provided by State and Commonwealth Governments and from income from business sales in order to operate these services.
Please contact WDEA Works to find out more about our NDIS Support Services division or any social opportunities for people with a disability and our Foundation.
