icare foundation 'WorkUp' initiative drives new ideas for return to work
icare foundation 'WorkUp' initiative drives new ideas for return to work...
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$5 million dollars to help injured workers in NSW get back to work
Eight organisations that support injured workers overcome complex personal and social barriers to return to work have been awarded a share in $5 million WorkUp funding from icare Foundation...
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$3 million dollars to prevent injuries in the construction industry
A $3 million funding pool is available to individuals, organisations and consortia with ideas to prevent injuries in the construction industry, following the launch of the icare Foundation’s Injury...
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icare foundation investing $4 million to improve the lives of seriously injured people and their families
Applications are open for a share in $4 million of funding from the icare foundation, available to anyone with an innovative idea to improve quality of life for people living with a serious injury...
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icare continues as a proud partner of Paralympics Australia
icare continues as a proud partner of Paralympics Australia...
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icare Foundation invests a further $900,000 in wecare program
The critical role of family carers in supporting their family members was given further recognition today with the icare Foundation’s reinvestment of $900,000 over three years in the wecare program...
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icare funds national study tracking Australian workforce changes throughout COVID-19 pandemic
icare is investing in stage one of a long-term Monash University study to track the employment and health outcomes for Australians who have lost work during the COVID-19 pandemic...
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Meet icare Brain Injury Psychiatry Fellow Dr Daniel Smoothy
Dr Daniel Smoothy is a Consultation Liaison Psychiatry Advanced Trainee working in the Liverpool and Wollongong area...
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Using work design to prevent psychological injuries among healthcare and social assistance workers
Design for Care, a new injury prevention initiative for healthcare and social assistance workers, is being launched this October, Safe Work Month and Mental Health Month...
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NSW manufacturer adopts wearable technology device following pilot
Weathertex, an Australian-owned timber cladding manufacturer based in Heatherbrae NSW has adopted wearable technology to protect its workers following a 6-month pilot facilitated by icare...
