Author: WAiS

Hayden McDonald is a detailer of giant machines and an aspiring commercial pilot. In Esperance, in WA’s Great Southern, he gets new and used farm machinery ready for the show […]

In Margaret River, in WA’s South West, Brooke McQueen loves her life and her three different jobs. At the local Recreation Centre, she is the friendly face at the front […]

Sandy Dann is a Nyul Nyul woman from Broome in the Kimberleys. But her reputation as a broadcaster leading the way in delivering and preserving Indigenous stories goes much further […]

In the south west of Western Australia, Busselton dogs and their owners love Claire Robinson’s business and the feeling is mutual. Claire makes and sells healthy dog treats for all […]

For people and families who are employing their own workers, please note that as of 1 July 2021, the superannuation guarantee percentage has changed from 9.5% to 10%. Please see […]

This is information that will be of interest to people who are self-managing or share-managing and hiring their own workers. Single Touch Payroll (STP) is a way of reporting tax […]

WAiS, in partnership with the WA Department of Communities, has established a register of independent Behaviour Support Practitioners for Implementing Providers to be able to source a Practitioner to sit […]

Across the world, there are many people living with a disability in their own homes including people whose support needs may be complex. There are a number of assumptions or […]

WAiS (and the disability community) knows there is a critical shortage of accessible housing for many people across our community, and in particular for people with disability. This year, the […]

You may have heard that WAiS, through a grant funded by WA Department of Communities, Disability Services, have been supporting service providers in regional and remote Western Australia to transition […]