Increasing Employment Opportunities
For people with Autism and other Neurodiversities
EnAbling Dream Careers
Get to know EdAble
EdAble is a Social Enterprise with deductible gift recipient (DGR) status. Our mission is to increase employment opportunities for people with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other disabilities.
EdAble operates a community partnership model. EdAble partners with all who have community consciousness and determination to make a difference to the lives of people who want to and deserve to have opportunities to enjoy the benefits of gainful employment.
EdAble has been in operation since 2013.
MEET THE TEAM
Microbusiness Auspice Program
Build your own Microbusiness
Your passion becomes your work opportunity. You be your own boss!
No longer will you have to worry about the mainstream employment barriers or obstacles you may have faced in the past.
EdAble will support you to build your passion into your dream business!
Build your Skills
Let your passion be your entry into a group project which EdAble will set up using our Community Partnership model.
Be inspired! Be part of a team who share your passions and work in a field you enjoy whilst being supported to learn and enhance your skills and knowledge.
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on global disability employment practices
and opportunities
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PEOPLE LIKE MITCHELL ARE LESS LIKELY TO HAVE A JOB. COULD THIS CHANGE BY 2030?
The employment rate of people without a disability is twice that of those wit...
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THOUSAND-FOLD INCREASE: WHAT IS DRIVING THE RISE OF AUTISM?
In the late 1980s, when Professor Cheryl Dissanayake started researching auti...
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NATIONAL AUTISM STRATEGY IS URGENTLY NEEDED. IS THE GOV'S NEW DRAFT ENOUGH?
The Australian government released its draft ...
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EdAble works through a Community Partnership model, where each project is individualised and linked to the appropriate partners, sharing their knowledge and expertise. EdAble works with community partners from all aspects of life. We have partnered with farmers, universities, councils, corporate organisations, small businesses, agencies and individuals.