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At Nexus, we are committed to deliver work opportunities for people with disabilities. Whether you’re living with disabilities, autism, or mental health conditions, we are here to close the gap between you and a sustainable career.
Through our Disability Employment Services (DES), our team offers specialised solutions to enable employment for people with disabilities so we could turn your work woes into actionable goals to make your dream career into a reality.
If you’re eligible for Disability Employment Services (DES) in Australia, we can link you up with local employers who are eager to hire talented individuals like you. We provide:
- Tailored assistance to maintain employment
- Resources and strategies that prioritise your overall well-being in the workplace
- Employer awareness and training
- Assistance with workplace adjustments and return to work plans
- Worker support groups
- Advocacy
- Advice on industrial relations issues
- Mental wellness seminars
Searching for jobs as an individual with a disability? Start here.
More than finding jobs for disabled people, we provide tailored solutions that will meet your individual workplace needs.
Coaching & Mentoring
We are committed to providing you with the support and skills you need for a sustainable career.
Career Planning
We know finding the right job is only the first step. That’s why we’re here to help you take your career further.
Workplace Adjustments
We want to ensure that you get the support you need every step of the way.
Job Matches
We aim to help job seekers and employers find the right fit.
Learn tools and techniques to kickstart your career.
Finding a job is only the first step.
Aside from searching jobs for people with disabilities, our goal is to help you kickstart your career and move towards your goals with tools and techniques to keep you going. Learn about what our programs can offer you:
- Tailored assistance to maintain employment
- Resources and strategies to assist in managing mental health within the workplace
- Advice on industrial relation issues
- Mental wellness seminars
- Positive profiling to access potential jobs
- Personalised Job plans
- Job creation
- Marketing to employers
- Referrals to other services
- Back 2 work Job ready training
- Career Advancement support
- Facilitate Workplace modifications through job access
- Work preparation funding
Connect with us today so we can help you plan actionable steps to make your career goals happen.
What work can I do with a disability, injury, or health condition?
Let’s explore career possibilities that work with your goals.
At Nexus, we are committed to help you find work opportunities that meet your needs across many industries including:
- Food preparation
- Transportation
- Clerical or administrative work
- Bookkeeping and financial assistance
- Pharmacy services
- IT Support
- Vocational Counselling
- Technical support
Access Disability Employment Services easily.
Step 1
Register with us so we can get in touch with you
Step 2
Meet your DES consultant online.
Step 3
Discuss your workplace goals and needs.
Step 4
We get you started.
Step 1
Register with us so we can get in touch with you
Step 2
Meet your DES consultant online.
Step 3
Discuss your workplace goals and needs.
Step 4
We get you started.
For any questions, please call us on 1800 163 987 or send us an email to enquiries@nexushumanservices.com.au and we can get started today.
Questions you might have
Disability Employment Service providers, like Nexus, help find jobs for people with disabilities. Nexus offers programs that will help you get connected with employers who offer jobs for disabled people as well as offer you opportunities to learn and sharpen your skills to help you meet your career goals.
Yes. ADHD, which stands for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, is a developmental disability. It is a type of neurological disorder that affects the brain’s function and development as well as the body’s nervous system.
According to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, people between the ages of 15–64 and living with disability have an employment rate of 48%.1 Those who are living with severe or profound disability have a lower employment rate at 24% than those with other disabilities.
Yes. Autism is a neurological developmental disability, where people have difficulty understanding what others think and feel. Autistic people also find it difficult to express what they think and feel as well. However, autism can vary in every person. This is sometimes referred to as a spectrum, or autism spectrum disorder (ASD).