At Zest, adaptability is the name of the game. We specialise in providing tailored solutions to suit the needs and circumstances of those we care for, solving conundrums to deliver …
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60 Seconds With Our Recruiter: Ruby
Ruby has spent the last 3 years in Human Resources, working with government agencies. Her lifelong ambition is to travel around Europe, particularly Germany and France. In her spare time, …
60 Seconds With Our Client Engagement Coordinator: LeighAnn
LeighAnn has been in the Disability sector for 9 years now. Starting in Direct Support (which she loved), it wasn’t long before LeighAnn developed a strong passion for delivering quality …
Support Workers: The Behind-The-Scene Heroes
At Zest, we know better than most how important Support Workers are for any disability care provider. Working with some of the most vulnerable members in our community, our dedicated …
Understanding Cystic Fibrosis on 65 Roses Day
Cystic fibrosis or CF is a genetic disorder affecting 3,500 Australians and many more people around the world. As such, it is this country’s most common life-limiting disorder. May is …
Schizophrenia Awareness Week
We are at a stage in history unlike no other, where we are finally beginning to accept and understand mental health conditions. While there is still a long way to …
Maria’s Beautiful Tapestry
Maria Sorbello has been making tapestries for years. She loves using interesting scraps of material; the more colourful and vibrant the better! Maria has an intellectual disability and lives at …
The All New MS Readathon! Supporting People with Multiple Sclerosis
For almost forty years, the MS Readathon has been a way to both ignite a love of reading in children, while helping people with Multiple Sclerosis. Since its foundation in …
Should YOU Be Accessing the NDIS?
After launching in July 2016, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has now been rolled out across many parts of Australia. While many Australians with a disability now have their …
Getting Out and About Again
Imagine learning to navigate life again after being in a semi-coma for almost four years. That’s the difficult reality our client Kylie Matthews has found herself in. In 2000, a …