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We are pleased to announce that after a comprehensive search, the Board has appointed Dr. Gillian Walker as TADWA’s new Chief Executive Officer.Dr Walker has over 20 years’ experience at a senior level in public, private and not-for-profit health care organisations. She has a background in Nursing, holds a Master’s degree in Public Health and aRead more
After nearly seven years at the helm, Technology for Ageing and Disability WA (TADWA) CEO, Steve Pretzel, has announced he will not be seeking an extension of his contract when it expires in July 2024.Mr Pretzel joined the Western Australian not-for-profit organisation in 2017 and has steered the organisation through the transition from state-funded toRead more
We are now live with our new podcast station, Ability Hour. Brought to you by our Occupational Therapy team, Ability Hour dives into topics that you don’t commonly hear about.Our podcasts are designed to spark conversations and open your eyes to the challenges that some people face everyday. We hope that you enjoy listening toRead more
The Western Australian State Government has released a ten year strategy to create an ‘age-friendly WA’.The vision for the strategy is that Western Australian seniors should feel valued, safe, and empowered to lead happy and fulfilling lives in age-friendly communities.There are four pillars to the strategy, aligned with the World Health Organisation domains of age-friendlyRead more
TADWA is delighted to announce a new collaboration to provide home automation solutions to the disability and aged care sectors across Western Australia.Western Australian home automations expert, Intelligent Home, will be working with TADWA occupational therapists to deliver advanced home automation products and services to help people live better quality, more independent lives.According to TADWARead more
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