Visiting Services
APM
At APM we deliver job seeker, disability, workplace health, NDIS support and home assessment services to thousands of Australians every year.
We are Australia’s largest provider of Disability Employment Services with a proven track record of helping people with an injury, illness or disability to successfully find work.
We are the trusted provider of the government’s Disability Employment Services in more regions across Australia than any other organisation.
APM people are highly qualified, dedicated, caring and approachable. Our personalised approach means we understand and respect your individual needs.
Through our Employment Services teams we help individuals find meaningful employment and businesses to recruit and retain a diverse and valuable workforce.
Contact APM
Call 1800 276 276 to speak to an APM consultant now
Aim Big Employment
At AimBig, we’re an employment services provider who’s here to make a bigger difference in your life. Our purpose statement sums it up “Empowering lives together”.
If you are unemployed or have a disability and are looking to find work, we can help you secure, maintain and thrive in a job that’s right for you. And if you’re an employer looking to diversify your workforce, we can find and place your next great recruit.
Over the past years, we’ve helped thousands of Australians improve their lives with our collaborative, inclusive, and personalised approach. With our evidence-based methodology, innovative thinking and best practice, we connect job seekers with the right opportunities.
Lifeline Crisis Counselling
“The Lifeline Connect Crisis Counsellor (LCCC) service provides initial assistance and short-term support to individuals experiencing crises such as homelessness, mental health challenges, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, domestic or family violence, or other traumatic events. Clients can access the service through referrals, phone calls or walk-ins. Individuals may exhibit escalating behaviours, including aggression, emotional dysregulation, tearfulness, or heightened emotional states.
Counsellors conduct rapid assessments to understand the individual’s situation and provide immediate assistance to help stabilise their emotional state. This initial support may include safety planning and addressing urgent needs. Following that, through additional sessions (no more than six), counsellors offer brief interventions and service navigation to connect clients with appropriate ongoing support, aimed at ensuring continuity of care.” (https://www.lifelinedarlingdowns.org.au/crisis-counselling-and-support)
If you would like to book an appointment please contact or visit the Murilla Community Centre.
Busy At Work
Our commitment is: We want to place the right people in the right roles. It’s as simple as that. We will work not just for you, but with you.
As a not-for-profit organisation, profits from The BUSY Group’s services directly support community initiatives.
These initiatives comprise of various special projects which aim to support socially disadvantaged individuals overcome barriers in engaging with the community, gaining training opportunities and eventually taking the step to gaining employment.
Jo Stower Optometrist
Jo is a Qualified and Registered Optometrist with many years of clinical experience.
Using the latest technology (Retinal Imaging), Jo can test your vision and monitor the health of your eyes.
Visiting Miles on a monthly basis, Jo operates out of the Murilla Community Centre. Consultations are bulk billed.
To book an appointment please contact the Murilla Community Centre:
(07) 4627 2027
Rural Child Health
Rebecca Bradshaw is a rural woman, mother, wife and the founder of Rural Child Health. Her mission is to help mothers to thrive, not just survive through motherhood and all its unique challenges.
As a registered nurse, clinical nurse, child health nurse, and nurse navigator, she has dedicated nearly two decades to helping rural and isolated mothers throughout their parenthood journeys. Rebecca wants to bridge the gap and provide exemplary care, lend support and provide guidance without families needing to travel hundreds of kilometres to access it.
Rural Child Health is a holistic and all-encompassing approach to clinical parenthood navigation, with customised strategies that work for families, with proactive steps towards creating a happy and safe family environment.
TASC
TASC is a not for profit organisation that delivers legal, advocacy, psychology and counselling services across Toowoomba, Ipswich, Roma and parts of the Southern Downs and South West Queensland.
TASC’s services are available to the vulnerable and marginalised members of our communities. We assist and provide access to services to people in our regional, rural and remote communities who are financially disadvantaged; who have a disability and/or mental illness; people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds; people experiencing or at risk of domestic or family violence and members of our communities over the age of 65.
TASC is dedicated to the cause of Social Justice and our values, actions and efforts focus on our Vision of Social Justice for All.
