The Wallara Way
Driving social change in our community to empower people with different abilities.
The Wallara Way
Driving social change in our community to empower people with different abilities.
A leading provider of disability support
Wallara is an innovative, sector leading support service for adults with different abilities. Based in Melbourne’s south-east suburbs, we support over 500 people across 20 sites to Grow, Work, Explore and Live in their community.
We are committed to the areas of work and education, and seek to drive social change through innovative partnerships. Our work programs focus on horticulture, hospitality, retail, media and logistics.
What we do
Learning and Lifestyle
Wallara Australia is a values-based organisation that delivers all abilities education, working with people over the age of 18 to achieve their NDIS goals, hopes and dreams.
Accommodation
Wallara has a range of accommodation offerings that include residential housing, short-term accommodation (STA), and immersion programs and can assist you with understanding the NDIS funding required to live independently.
Sometimes people’s lives are radically changed by seemingly random events.
Adam’s Success Story
Making a difference in peoples lives
Wallara is an innovative not-for-profit organisation providing individualised supports and services to people with disability. We are a respected NDIS provider that delivers supports differently, helping each individual we support reach their goals and ambitions.
It is through the generosity of people like you that we can continue to innovate, change attitudes about disability and show the broader community what people with disability can achieve.
Working with Us
Find out about current vacancies, staff benefits, our recruitment process and why we are a great place to work.
“One of the brilliant things about my job, is that I get to take all of the fun things I learnt at University, and pass them onto people who never had the opportunity to go there themselves”
Matt Andersen, Support Coach – Media Programs
What Sets us Apart
Connecting Our Community
Potter Learning Campus Open Day
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Scrapping special schools would be ‘discriminatory’: disability service provider.
An interview by Phil Hayes-Brown with the Australian.
In disability care, ‘segregation’ shouldn’t be a dirty word.
Phil Hayes-Brown - Op Ed
Our Partners
With our partners we can achieve so much more for each individual we support.
