FY22 Results Presentation

Employment Services الد Health and Wellbeing Services. + 米 Employment Services are services that support jobseekers to find sustainable employment and employers to fill vacant positions. Employment programs or schemes, are typically funded by government agencies and departments and delivered by third party service providers. Employment Services include activities such as job search assistance, interview preparation, resumé writing, training in specific job skills, and broader support for jobseekers to become 'job ready'. For individuals who secure a job placement, ongoing support is typically available with services including on-the-job training, communicating with employers and co-workers, and assisting with the organisation of workplace modifications. Increasing the ability for jobseekers to participate in the labour market provides financial and non-financial benefits to governments, employers, and jobseekers, including: • increased social participation and economic contribution; reduced spend on welfare programs and government budgets; • increased GDP; greater supply of labour for employers; and improved standard of living, greater financial security, social inclusion, and mental health benefits for employees. Services are focused on assisting people with improving physical function and recovery following an injury or illness, to support people to remain mentally and emotionally healthy, and to support people to stay at work or return to work following an injury or health issue experienced at work. Delivery of government, insurance and corporate health programs focused on prevention, rehabilitation (medical, psycho-social and vocational), allied health and psychological intervention services. APM's multidisciplinary teams also offer health and wellbeing services, workplace support and education and training programs. Early Start Australia provides Psychology, Occupational Therapy, Speech Pathology and Physiotherapy services for people with physical, developmental, social, or emotional impairment to achieve their full potential. ESA also provides specialist services for children with autism or similar developmental needs. ESA utilises the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM), which is an evidence-based, behavioural early intervention program for children aged one to four. ESDM combines the best practices of Applied Behaviour Analysis with a routine based, play and relationship focused approach. Parents and therapists use play and shared activities to build each child's social-emotional, cognitive and language abilities. ESDM therapy can be provided at home, in a clinic or in child-care or school and is provided by certified Therapists. 30 | FY22 Results Presentation APM enabling better lives

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