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If you are in Geraldton pop on down to the Geraldton Disability Expo today! Our friends at Microenterprise People have a stall featuring amazing artisans from Geraldton and surrounding areas presenting their stunning products.

Want to have a look or find out more ? Visit us at 👇

📍Address: Batavia Coast Conference Centre (The Fitzgerald Room) Level 1/25 Cathedral Ave, Geraldton WA 6530

⌚10am - 1pm

Deafblind Awareness Week is held on the 22nd to the 28th of June 2026. It aims to celebrate the deafblind community, raise awareness for sensory disabilities and accessibility.

Check out this video for more information on what it means to be deafblind.

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Have you ever felt overwhelmed by small, daily tasks piling up at work 🤔? Try using the “One Task” Rule to keep your mind organised! The idea is rather simple: when starting a small task focus on it until you finish it then and there. Do not make it overly complicated and do it later as doing this can compound your small tasks into a bigger combined more complicated problem

Examples of this include

✉️ Emails - Don’t think about it as “I’ll reply to that later” and close it. think about it as every email requires an action, whether its Deleting it, Archiving it or Replying to it, action it then and there.

🗒️ Notes - Notes don’t have to be overly complicated, But this small task when completed makes the rest of the work day run smoother and can often be done at the same time as another task.

✏️ Cleaning up your Workspace - Make sure you are keeping your work space tidy, regardless on what career you’ve chosen. Have old notes on your desk that you don’t want to risk getting damaged? Put them in a folder or a filing cabinet and away from your workspace. This also makes your mind less cluttered making you more efficient for the rest of your work day.

Meet Morgan 👋

Morgan is currently doing work experience at Rigters IGA Queens. Her typical day involves serving customers at the checkout, packing bags and stacking shelves.

Swipe through to learn more about Morgan's experience with on-the-job training 👉

When the rest of Australia is still in holiday mode, but Queensland and Western Australia have already received Monday’s calendar invite. ☹️

Happy WA Day! Wishing everyone a safe and relaxing Public Holiday. Take the time to unwind, enjoy the cooler weather, and make the most of the break.

Today is Accessibility Awareness Day.

Accessibility Awareness Day is celebrated annually on the third Thursday of May to promote digital inclusion and access for more than one billion people in the world living with disability. We can participate by attending workshops, using accessible design practices (like adding screen reader technology to our posts) and working together with national advocacy groups and services.

Businesses that have a presence on social media can improve accessibility by providing alternative text for images. This small feature helps people with visual impairments use screen readers to better understand the content and read text more easily.

Comment below on ideas you could use in your business’s online presence that could make it more accessible for people with disabilities 👇.

Meet Sophie, she does work experience at the Panaceum Medical Group - Geraldton Cafe. Soul Food Cafe & Catering

Her day doing work experience at the Cafe involves serving customers hot drinks and food.

We asked Sophie about her personal experience working at the Panaceum. Want to find out more? Scroll through the photos below 👇

From the 18th of May 2026 to the 24th of May 2026 is National Volunteers Week.

Semi Consulting WA would like to acknowledge and appreciate the people in our community that dedicate their time to help and provide services for the people in their local area.

Want to find Volunteer Work or find Work Experience in your local area? Visit the Volunteering WA website for Job Opportunities near you.

What an incredible achievement and some very exciting news to share with all of Ethyn’s followers… 🎉✨

This month Ethyn entered the City of Gosnells Community Art Exhibition & Awards and we are beyond proud to announce that from more than 190 selected finalists and across 10 award categories presented on opening night, Ethyn was awarded the Aboriginal Artist Award 🖤💛❤️

To say we are proud is an understatement.

We would like to sincerely thank the judges for recognising the uniqueness, creativity and expression within Ethyn’s artwork, along with the City of Gosnells for providing such an amazing opportunity to showcase so many talented artists. Congratulations also to every entrant, finalist and award winner — the diversity, creativity and talent on display throughout the exhibition is truly inspiring.

While events like this are always exciting, they can also come with challenges. A change in routine, large crowds and a 2-hour drive each way can create obstacles along the journey, but Ethyn handled the experience incredibly well and we couldn’t be happier to see him celebrated in this way.

BUT… the excitement isn’t over yet 👀

There is still one more award up for grabs — the People’s Choice Award — and this is where we would love your support!

If you’re able to, pop down to the exhibition, explore the incredible artwork on display and cast your vote for Ethyn’s piece using the QR codes provided at the venue.

🖼️ City of Gosnells Community Art Exhibition & Awards
📍 Civic Centre, Gosnells
📅 Running until Sunday 24 May 2026

Opening Hours:
Monday – Friday: 10am – 4pm
Saturday & Sunday: 9am – 1pm

Thank you to everyone who continues to support, encourage and follow Ethyn’s artistic journey. Every message, share, vote and kind word means more than you know ❤️



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