TCS Integrated Services (2026)

Supporting individuals living in Australia through our Five Programs:
Thrive Disability Services (NDIS) ✨
Thrive Aged Care 🫂
Department of Veterans Affairs Support 👥
Thrive in the Light Charity 🌼
Thrive Employment services

09/09/2024

Boost Your Skills and Job Prospects with Our NDIS Participant Training Program! 🌟

Are you an NDIS participant aiming to enhance your skills and improve your job opportunities? Our specialized NDIS Participant Training Program is designed to help you develop valuable skills and prepare for successful employment.

Why Choose Our NDIS Participant Training Program?

🌟 Skill Development: Gain practical skills tailored to your needs and interests, helping you build confidence and competence in various areas.

📚 Job Readiness: Access training that prepares you for the job market, including resume building, interview techniques, and job search strategies.

🔧 Real-World Application: Engage in hands-on learning with practical scenarios that mirror the challenges and opportunities you’ll encounter in the workplace.

🎓 Certification of Achievement: Earn a certificate that highlights your new skills and dedication, enhancing your resume and job prospects.

🤝 Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow participants and potential employers, expanding your professional network and opening doors to new opportunities.

📅 Flexible Learning Options: Choose from online, in-person, or hybrid formats to fit your schedule and learning style.

🚀 Career Advancement: Receive the tools and support you need to navigate the job market and achieve your career goals.

Whether you’re looking to build new skills or find meaningful employment, our training program is your gateway to a brighter future.

Ready to take the next step? Enroll today and start your journey toward skill development and job success. For more information and to register, visit https://thrivedisabilityservices.com.au/ or call us at 0498555590 or 1300047887 or email us at [email protected]

Empower your skills. Expand your opportunities. Transform your career with our NDIS training! 🌟💼

https://thrivedisabilityservices.com.au/

20/08/2024

Thrive in the Light

08/08/2024

🏎️ Racing Day Alert! 🏎️

Join us for a fun-filled day of thrills and speed on 18th of August 2024 at Thrive! Whether you're a racing fanatic or just love to spectate, we want YOU to be part of the excitement!

If you're interested in joining us, please reach out to our team. 🏁✨

26/07/2024

Great resource and help available:
https://www.1800respect.org.au/violence-and-abuse/stalking

Domestic and Family violence is not always directly perpetrated by a partner/ex partner (s). It can be associated with work connections, and or people in the community by other means such as sharing photos, sharing locations and directing giving information to a perpetrator.

What is stalking and monitoring?
Stalking and monitoring happens when someone repeatedly harasses you with unwanted contact or monitors your behaviour and where you are. The behaviour can be constant and can make you feel like you cannot escape.
Sometimes other types of abuse are going on at the same time. If this kind of abuse is being used to scare and control you it is domestic and family violence.
Stalking and monitoring can involve a range of behaviour that doesn't stop when you ask. The harassment may come in the form of:
• Repeated emails or social media messages
• Monitoring where you are and movements via location apps or surveillance and tracking devices
• Repeated phone calls, text and voicemail messages
• The person following you to or from your home, workplace, or social activities
• Notes left at your home, workplace or on your car
• Unwanted flowers or gifts sent to your home
• Getting information about you through online searches, public records, or going through your rubbish
• Hiring a private investigator to follow you, or discover information about you
• The person showing up uninvited at your home, work or school
A person can use the internet, social media, mobile devices and other digital technologies to stalk, harass and monitor your whereabouts. This can include a person:
• using social media to bully, intimidate, or bother you with unwanted attention
• monitoring your physical location by using your social media and email accounts without your permission
• using transport tracking and surveillance devices to see where you are
• installing an application or spyware on your phone that allows them to get access to your information and whereabouts without your permission.

If you are concerned about your online safety, the eSafety Commissioner has an online safety checklist that has safety steps for anyone experiencing domestic and family violence. This checklist helps increase your personal safety so you can continue to use technology and stay connected.
For more information, see the Technology and safety page on the 1800RESPECT website.
It is important to remember that the behaviour may start out friendly but get angrier or violent over time. Like many other forms of domestic and family violence, stalking and monitoring is about control. It scares you into changing your routine and behaviour and stops you from feeling safe.

Stalking and monitoring is a form of domestic or family violence. If you or someone you know is experiencing stalking it is OK to ask for help.

The behaviour may start out seeming friendly but get angrier or even violent over time. Like many other forms of violence, stalking is about control.

Who is responsible for stalking and monitoring?
Stalking and monitoring can be perpetrated by strangers or people you barely know. It can also happen in any relationship, including with:
• Boyfriends, girlfriends, partners, husbands or wives
• Ex-boyfriends, ex-girlfriends, ex-partners, ex-husbands or ex-wives
• Carers or paid support workers
• Parents, guardians or other family members
• Adult children
• People connected to your work
• Other people you live with or see often, whether inside or outside the home.
None of these people has the right to scare and control you with unwanted attention.
Next steps:
Please dial 1800Respect for more information and or your nearest police station.

23/07/2024

Recently our wonderful participants have been expressing their artistic talents at our community centre day ✨ Producing some wonderful pieces on our coaster making day in our Thrive office at 31 Seaport Blvd, Launceston 🎨
If you, as a participant, carer, or friend/relative of a participant, have any specific activites you wish to try, please call us on 0498 555 590 or 1300 047 887, or email us at [email protected]
We would love to bring your hobbies, past times, and interests to life - whether it’s office based arts, or out in the community! 🌸

Thanks Madison Carling and Tiffany Howard for bringing such a wonderful group together 🌻

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