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Meet the influencers behind our latest campaign.👇 We recently joined forces with Purple Goat Agency, The Goat Agency and EssenceMediacom Australia to create an influencer-led campaign that would empower people with disability and older Australians to live their kind of independence on Mable. 💜 Independence isn't one size fits all. So, we engaged four unique creators from the community to share their experiences of living independently and how Mable can support them to reach their goals. We worked with the Brother Boys, Jimmy Jan, the Lombardo Family and Rob and May to get to the heart of why people look for support on Mable. The result? Four short-form videos that reached millions of people, raising awareness of the diverse and tailored supports available through the Mable platform. Thank you to the team's at Purple Goat and Essence for helping us bring this campaign to life! ✨

What's the thing that everyone at Mable has in common? ✨ Overwhelmingly, our team tell us it's their sense of purpose. 🫶 Meet Jenny, the team leader of our Client Matching Team. For Jenny, a great day at work looks like finding the right independent support worker to match a client's unique needs. Interested in a career that gives back? Check out our current job openings here: bit.ly/3F68v6H

Is innovation the key to future-proofing the care and support sector? 🤔 Our latest research says, yes. Our 2024 White Paper: ‘Championing People’s Choice and Control’ uses data collected by YouGov, to explore the experiences, sentiments, and preferences of support workers, aged care clients, and NDIS participants who have utilised traditional providers and online platforms to provide or receive support services. Mable CEO, Tony Charara, says, “For aged care and disability customers, there is a trend towards online platforms, driven by a desire for enhanced choice and control over the services they receive and who delivers them.” Click here to download the full report: bit.ly/3YxS11V

What a way to end the week! 💬 Today, our team have been busy talking all things Mable at the Sydney Disability Expo. It was great to see and connect with so many people with disability, their families, support workers, providers and coordinators in one room. We will be back on the stand tomorrow from 9am with loads of resources and goodies - come and have a chat 👋 💬

Cultivating a like-minded online community can seem daunting, but for Journalist and disability advocate Zoe Simmons - it's been a game changer. Here are her tips for getting started 💬 ✅ Follow other disabled people on social media channels like LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok. ✅ Interact with posts that resonate with you (like, comment and share). ✅ Post about your experiences in online groups and forums. ✅ Join online disability meet-ups. The Yellow Ladybugs hold various in-person and online events, as do a lot of other disability organisations. ✅ Try online friendship or networking apps, like Bumble For Friends. Read more of Zoe's thoughts on the power of disability community here: https://bit.ly/3YgPB7M

We are delighted to announce that last night, Tony Charara, CEO and Co-Founder of Mable, was named a finalist for the prestigious 2025 EY Entrepreneur of the Year award at Ernst and Young’s Sydney Offices. Congratulations to the other Eastern Region finalists Scott Montarello from Driva, Natalie Khoei and Shadi Kord from MESHKI, Lenka Dransfield from Cal Marketing, and David Hyman from Lendi Group. Past national winners include BioPak’s Gary Smith (2024), Chemist Warehouse’s Jack Gance (2023), Torrens University Australia’s Linda Brown (2021), MECCA Brands’s Jo Horgan (2018), SEEK’s Andrew Bassat (2013), Moose Toys’ Manny Sul (2015), and Atlassian’s Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar (2006). This accolade is a testament to Tony’s commitment to positive change through technology and social impact, as demonstrated by his work with the dedicated co-founders and teams at Mable and Tissue Repair. Tony and the Mable team’s contribution to the health services, aged care and disability sectors through Mable's innovative approach has been incredibly impactful. Through Mable, over 20 million hours of high and low-acuity care and support have been delivered, and we now have a vibrant community of around 50,000+ support workers and clients across Australia. Meanwhile, Tissue Repair has had recent significant developments with its first product, TR Pro+, which just gained TGA approval. The Company will shortly launch two global FDA  phase III pivotal clinical trials for its lead drug candidate, TR-987, to heal chronic wounds, a debilitating condition that affects millions of older people globally. TR-987 could be the first drug approved in over 25 years for chronic wounds.   Tony will now join fellow Australian finalists in Melbourne this October, vying for the chance to represent Australia at the EY World Entrepreneur of the Year awards in Monaco in June 2025. Thank you to EY host Matthew Russell for this opportunity. 🌏🏆 #EYEntrepreneurOfTheYear #Leadership #Innovation #SocialImpact #Mable #TissueRepair #Entrepreneurship

Let's break down the meaning of the #DisabilityPride flag... But first, did you know that July is #DisabilityPrideMonth? It's a time to promote awareness, reflect and celebrate people with disability. For many, it's about championing disability as an identity, connecting with community and advocating for an inclusive society. How do you champion inclusivity and accessibility in the workplace? 💟

This week, our Head of Marketing & Communications Guillaume Papillon DipWSET, joined EssenceMediacom in Australia’s Gordon Geraghty, and ANZ CEO Pippa Berlocher for a meaningful discussion on mental wellbeing and neurodiversity in the workplace moderated by Shawn Lim 🏳️🌈. Find out how Mable is embedding inclusivity in our workplace culture through our employee-led DEIB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging) group, recruitment processes and flexible working arrangements. ⬇ #DiversityAndInclusion #Neurodiversity #InclusionMatters #DEIB

To celebrate #NAIDOCWeek, our team were very fortunate to have Todd Dorward visit our Sydney office today. 🖤 💛 ❤️ Todd is an Indigenous athlete, artist and all-round legend who has impaired vision and hearing. He shared with us his experiences connecting to his culture through art and sport and Mable are now the proud of owners of an original artwork which was inspired by Todd's connection to land and the inclusion of all people. We can't wait to hang it in our office - thank you Todd and Timothy Ragg for facilitating!

The number of older Australians accessing home care has grown by 200,000+ in the past 10 years ⬆️ "Ensuring dignity and security for older Australians means allowing people to choose the care that’s right for them – including staying in their own home," Treasurer Jim Chalmers said at the budget announcement in May. With more Australians choosing to age at home, how can we future-proof Australia’s care and support sector? In a recent article with Aged Care Insite, Mable's CFO Emma Clark said that over the ten years Mable has been in operation, it has seen more and more people wanting to exercise their right to choose. "The benefit really comes down to the fact that (with Mable) the clients get choice. "The client gets to choose who is actually coming in, what they're doing and when they're doing it, and it can be someone that they can forge a personal connection with," Emma said. We've just released a White Paper that examines the positive outcomes associated with allowing those who need care to dictate how, when, and where they receive it. It also examines the differences between traditional providers and unregistered online providers. Download Mable's White Paper here: bit.ly/3xPGMr3.