At Li-Ve Tasmania, we are all about enriching the lives of people living with disability.
Paul Byrne came to Li-Ve Tasmania on a short-term contract as a support worker in 1978. Relationships with great people, like Robyn, have kept him here ever since. He became CEO of 'the best team of people in Tasmania' in 1992.
Kevina's found her life's work in disability support. 'Working with Peter made me discover what I love,' said Kevina Kezabu...
Walking, swimming, cooking and lots of girly stuff: Bianka and Andrea talk fun The Zone-style in The Mercury.
Ross Cundall tells The Examiner what he loves about his work supporting people with an acquired brain injury.
We're actively pursuing innovation and new ideas at Li-Ve Tas but keeping the people we support and our values centre-stage will always be our top priority. Our CEO Paul Byrne delivered this key message at a recent forum on the future of human resources and organisational development.
As Wayne Noriega hangs up his disability support worker hat, he reflects on the life-changing bonds he has developed with Jerome and other people he’s supported over the last decade. He spent years recovering from a debilitating spinal injury, then illness, but adversity led him to the job he has loved. He describes Jerome as an incredible character with the ability to light up the room with his infectious laugh. Seeing happiness on the faces of people we support has kept him here and giving 110%. "The huge challenges people we support face keep the small things in perspective – these guys are everyday heroes."
We have a vacancy at Luxe Launceston group home. If you are interested please visit the vacancies page for more information.
