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Dean is one of the world’s strongest powerlifters in his weight class, able to lift 150kg, more than twice his body weight.

It’s official, Sutton Grange NDIS participant Henry John is right where he wants to be, working for V/Line, Victoria’s largest regional train and bus network. The 21-year-old, who has autism and who has overcome speech difficulties thanks to NDIS supports, is now working part-time as a station assistant at Bendigo railway station. Much to the train enthusiasts delight he’s selling tickets, directing and assisting customers on and off trains, making station announcements and doing other general admin duties. ‘I can’t believe I’m finally working for V/Line. It’s a dream come true. It means I’m one step closer to my long-term...

For Charlotte Bailey, brewing up a big future through a job she loves is all in a day’s work. Kicking goals with Eastlakes Football Club as a café assistant, the 23-year-old from Canberra is making every moment count. Charlotte, who has Down syndrome, loves nothing more than wowing Eastlakes’ regulars with a smile and chat while learning new hospitality skills. ‘I am a waitress. I do lots of different things like make coffee, serve meals, take orders, and clean the restaurant,’ Charlotte said. ‘I talk to visitors and make sure they are enjoying their meals. I love talking to people...

With a passion and talent for dance and a smile that lights up the room, Dakota Burke is one determined young woman.