General News

As the year comes to a close, we reflect on the contributions that HenderCare Foundation has made to communities across Australia. As an organisation passionate about making a difference.

Nick Schumi is a dedicated disability advocate based in Adelaide. Born with cerebral palsy, and a manual wheelchair user, Nick’s personal experiences have fuelled his commitment to promoting awareness and inclusion for people with disabilities.

Consumer Advisory Body Nominations Open for 2025: HenderCare’s Consumer Advisory Body (CAB) is a group of individuals who receive, or represent those who receive, services from HenderCare.

The Australian Government is reforming aged care assessments with the Single Assessment System (SAS) to make it easier for individuals to enter aged care and access different services as their needs change.

We are a proud sponsor of Youth Opportunities and their Personal Leadership Program (PLP). Click to read participant testimonials.

HenderCare is proud of our culturally diverse workforce and asked our team members to share their thoughts and experiences of Diwali with us.

Alison was frustrated by having to rely on accessible taxis to get to appointments and out into the community. So, she decided enough was enough and it was time to get a car and modify it for her needs.

They’re the friendly voices guiding you through the first steps with HenderCare, ensuring you feel supported from day one. But who are the people behind the phone? Let’s find out!

As of July, HenderCare started offering adult Occupational Therapy services from our brand-new office in Cheltenham, Victoria!

Across the globe, 1 in 6 people live with a disability, and of those people, it is estimated that up to 80% are living with a non-visible disability. That is over 1 billion people.