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BARKUMA
Live your all.
Barkuma is a not-for-profit organisation that provides a range of supports for people with disability. For over 50 years, Barkuma has supported South Australians with disabilities Live their All. Together, we establish the capacity and confidence to transition out of high school and continue to build a life of independence that makes quality employment and accommodation outcomes achievable.
YOU
Barkuma is here to support you to live your best life. Find out how we can work alongside you at school, at work, at home and in your community to live your all.
SERVICES & SUPPORT
At Barkuma, we understand Intellectual Disability, Learning Disability and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Our supports include School Leaver Employment Supports (SLES), Transition from High School to Work, Supported Employment (Barkuma Commercial Services), Open Employment (DES), Supported Independent Living (SIL), Positive Behaviour Support (PBS).
BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
We work with local business to deliver high quality solutions in our two factories. We also help employers build a more inclusive workforce.
THE BARKUMA JOURNAL
Weber Australia Partnership Creates Jobs for South Australians with Disabilities
A new commercial partnership between Barkuma and Weber Australia is driving job creation and skills development for South Australians with disabilities.
Unlocking Opportunities: Barkuma’s Board Observership Program
Barkuma’s Board Observership Program initiative aims to cultivate governance skills among individuals with disabilities, providing them the opportunity to influence decision-making processes at the highest levels of the organisation.
Braiden, Stacey and Chloe’s Journey with Barkuma’s School Leaver Employment Supports
SLES participant stories. Learn how SLES can assist you in advancing your career path.
Beyond Barkuma: Where are the Transition Program Graduates Now?
Transition program graduates Belle, Will and Siomonn. Where they are now…