DAPA is a registered NDIS service provider
Differently Abled People Association Incorporation (DAPA) of Unit 1/378 Parramatta Road, Homebush West, NSW 2140 has been approved to provide the following supports in the following States:
State: New South Wales
Registration Group
Assist-Travel/Transport, Effective From 3 March 2017
Group/Centre Activities, Effective From 19 April 2017
Participate Community, Effective From 19 April 2017
Development-Life Skills, Effective From 19 April 2017
Provider Registration Number: 4050011819
DAPA is a charitable organization to help people with disability.
DAPA is a place to discover and develop their abilities and talents to achieve greater independence.
DAPA is a home for people with disability, their families and their friends.
In Coping With The Obstacles That Life Prevents There Must Be Courage Bravery Action Productivity And Creativity. I See All These Qualities Expressed In The Film.
Katherine from Darlinghurst
posted on 17 Aug 2015
I Can See That This Video Fully Focuses On The Ability Of People With Disability.
Eagle from Carlingford
posted on 8 Aug 2015
A Truly Wonderful Organization That Is Inspiring And Creative.
Peter from Rydalmere
posted on 7 Aug 2015
Fantastic Work Underlying The Film Is So Much Personal Passion Belief And Determination Of All Those Involved.
Karen from Sydney
posted on 3 Aug 2015
ABOUT DAPA
In 2013, Differently Abled People Associations Inc. (DAPA) was established to provide a different workplace for people with disability who can not or are difficult to be employed.
OUR SERVICES
Our services include Living Skills Development, Communication Development, Self Management, Community Participation, Art Training and IT Training, Leisure and Recreation.
OUR PROJECTS
We are involved in a range of projects, assisting young people with disability to attain employment. Many Minds Link is one of the projects, creating job opportunities in IT industry.
DAPA
Only hiring people with disability and train them to live independently
DAPA
Only hiring people with disability
and train them to live independently