Maiwel.com.au Website Review

For full functionality of this site it is necessary to enable Ja*aScript. Here are the instructions how to enable Ja*aScript in your > I enjoy doing arts and craft. I am also learning how to cook at > home by myself. I feel happy and proud. Providing opportunity and choice to people with a disability in the Hunter Valley region. The Mai-Wel Group is registered to provide support for NDIS participants. The Mai-Wel Group delivers flexible and innovative solutions to enable people with a disability to live the life they choose. Social and recreational support to increase independence, living skills and social skills. Training, skills development and supported employment for people with a disability. Supported accommodation models to develop independence, life skills and community participation. Employment service for job seekers with a disability, mental illness or barrier to employment. Printing and promotional services, docu*ent scanning and archiving, mail out services and product packaging. Timber and light engineering, metal fabrication products, as*embly and production jobs. Confidential docu*ent destruction, rag cutting and countless other innovative tasks as required. Client Information Management System written by the industry, for the industry. The Mai-Wel Group is one of the larger Disability Service Providers in the Lower Hunter Region, providing services and programs to more than The Mai-Wel Group employs more than 170 local support and administrative staff in addition to 110 local supported employees. The ethos of The Mai-Wel Group carries throughout the organisation from management and staff, and on to clients. The Mai-Wel Group is excited to announce that users of the TOMRA Reverse Vending Machines (RVM) at Aberglas*lyn Woolworths, Cessnock Big W and BP Thornton can donate their eligible empty drink containers directly to Mai-Wel until 24th February 2019.