AGAPI Care Inc. has announced an expansion of its services, now offering comprehensive support to people with disabilities across Australia.
The organisation, previously serving select regions, is now accredited and operational nationwide, providing services in Victoria, New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, the Northern Territory, and Western Australia.
“It is my privilege to announce that AGAPI Care Inc. is now offering Supported Independent Living, Specialist Disability Accommodation, In-Home Support, Support Coordination, Specialist Support Coordination, Mental Health and Wellbeing, Short Term Accommodation and Assistance, Social & Community Participation, Plan Management, Independent Skill Development, Group Based Activities, and Allied Health services nationally,” Arthur Evriniadis, President of AGAPI Care said.
“As your President, it is my honest attempt to promote a culture of progress and positive growth at AGAPI Care Inc. I call upon all associated with our organization to embrace the spirit of progress, excellence, and continuous development in all our endeavors,” Evriniadis added, congratulating Chief Executive Officer Mary Gakopoulos and Chief Operating Officer Ange Pilipasidis for their pivotal roles in achieving this significant outcome.
“Our organisation is fueled by the dedication and commitment of each employee and leader. They have set the bar high, through their dedication to excellence and a strong foundation upon which we can continue to build,” he added.
Evriniadis also extended gratitude to the community, sponsors, and volunteers for their unwavering support.
“A heartfelt thank you to all our sponsors, volunteers, and extended community for your support. It is through our collective efforts that we can steer this organization towards greater success and impact,” he said.
“I am deeply honoured and committed to leading the organization with a relentless pursuit of excellence. Thank you, and may we embark on a transformative and inspiring future together,” he concluded.
