ALT two men sitting behind a brightly coloured and decorated purple expo stall. They are running a game of dungeons and dragons for a group of four high school students.

ALT two smiling men sitting behind a brightly coloured purple expo stall. There are balloons, flyers, plus Dungeons & Dragons decorations.

ALT A purple tablecloth. On the table there is a black dice tower, a set of purple polyhedral dice for Dungeons and Dragons, a purple dragon miniature figurine, and a large white 20-sided dice sculpture. There are also cards with four characters on them. A bard in black clothes with an electric guitar. A fighter with rainbow hair, a big axe, and a battle wheelchair. A wizard with blue robes and a staff, A green Goblin rogue with purple hair and dual daggers.

ALT A certificate that reads... Future Choices Transition Expo for Students with Disability. Certificate of appreciation awarded to Social Model in recognition of your support and contribution to the 2023 Future Choices Expo for Students with Disability. Presented by career links and University of Newcastle.

ALT A yellowed piece of parchment. There is a black silhouette of a dragon with its wings spread over the bottom half with white text written over it. The title reads - Dungeons & Dragons Social Group The text reads - Tap into your creativity... Write your own story... Build your skills... Make friends! 10 week blocks school term one-off sessions school holidays Games available in-person online Disability inclusive, NDIS friendly Ages 12 In partnership with Roll20 and Underground Arcade Contact admin@englundcare.com.au 02 4963 3572

ALT Two men in formalwear pulling faces and holding a golden pineapple statuette

ALT Two men in formalwear pulling faces and holding a golden pineapple statuette

ALT Two men in formalwear pulling faces and holding a golden pineapple statuette

ALT Four smiling people dressed in formal wear standing in front of a black backdrop that reads "Newcastle Weekly" in red and white text

ALT Four smiling people dressed in formalwear seated at a table with a white tablecloth. Behind them is a room full of other tables.

ALT A smiling couple dressed in a gold sequined dress and a white black tuxedo with a bowtie seated at a table. Behind them are many other people seated for a meal.

ALT A smiling couple dressed in a floral pattern black button-up shirt and a black sequined dress seated at a table. Behind them are other people seated at tables preparing to eat.

ALT A photo of a siling woman in a black top sitting at an expo stall. There are purple and teal balloons around a table with a purple tablecloth. There are flyers, business cards, and popcorn on the table. Behind the woman are two banners that read "Social Model. We believe that everyone has a right to meaningful employment."

ALT A photo of a young woman with glasses talking to someone sitting at a desk behind a computer screen. TEXT: Ready-Set-Transition Are you a service provider offering opportunities for school leavers? Want to get the word out about the exciting opportunities you offer? Let us help. NEWCASTLE READY-SET-TRANSITION Don’t miss this chance to get to know the school leavers in your local area and make your business stand out! Using a fun networking format, service providers will spend 8-10 minutes with each parent/teacher/student to present the opportunities they can offer to help support students transition to life after school. 10:30am - 1:00pm Tuesday 27 June 2023 Club Macquarie 458 Lake Rd Argenton NSW More info: info@onecommunity.net.au Registration: onecommunity.net.au/ready-set-transition

ALT Bright yellow and red background with an illustration of a winged and haloed angel sitting in a wheelchair. The text reads... I am not inspirational, brave, better-off-dead, a tragedy, pitiful, sexless, childlike, 'stuck in a wheelchair', superhuman, other, less worthy of respect, here for your objectification, a menace, bitter and angry, a holy innocent, a teachable moment, and object of ridicule, less capable, a burden, a curiosity, my own worse enemy, an atmosphere, sexually abnormal, deserving of violence, suffering, a villain, striving to 'overcome' my disability, resentful, waiting for a cure, lesser, always happy and kind, broken, deprived of quality of life, unable, or special. #SayTheWord Stop stereotyping me

ALT A photo of a woman smiling. Professional Profile Amy Raymond - Employment Advisor Amy has over five years of experience within the employment services sector. Working with many people from diverse backgrounds, and assisting them in dealing with vocational and non-vocational barriers. She is also currently completing her Certificate IV in Employment Services to further her knowledge in this field. Since becoming a mum, Amy has gained tremendous life experience. She can empathise with the difficulties her young clients face and prides herself on being the leader of their cheer squad. Amy’s passion is helping people. She loves supporting people to achieve not only their employment goals but their life goals as well. QUALIFICATIONS Certificate IV in Employment Services Certificate III in Business Administration Certificate III in Aged Care HOBIES AND INTERESTS Cooking Quality time with family www.socialmodel.com.au 0403 159 592 hello@socialmodel.com.au

ALT A Picture of two high school girls with backpacks on smiling. TEXT: SLES helps NDIS participants of school leaving age transition smoothly into work. At Social Model, we know that leaving school can be a daunting experience. Our expert Employment Advisors specialise in supporting young people through the transition from school to work, helping them to kickstart their career and follow their passions. Our services are... Personalised - we work 1:1 with our clients to develop employment plans tailored to their needs. Flexible - we deliver services at home, at school, or in the community. Holistic - we support our clients throughout their entire employment journey. We use an evidence-based Customised Employment method. Our trained Employment Advisors begin by discovering a client's strengths, skills, and interests. Later on they collaborate with employers, using these unique attributes to customise a role that suits both the employer's and the client's needs. www.socialmodel.com.au