(That means gift time ?) Hey everyone, how are you all doing? We hope you are reading this healthy, happy, and most especially, COVID-free. The team from Williams OT and our families are all safe and sound too! So, Easter is just around the corner and we want to give you, our Williams OT fans […]
Continue reading →What a month it has been! Two weeks ago, today we learnt that the NBA was cancelling games. This time last week it was business as normal. The environment has drastically changed. Not only for us but for the world as we know it. With that of the pandemic that is looming around us, we […]
Continue reading →Vehicle modification funding trouble? Fret no more. A year ago, we interviewed a Research Fellow from UniSA, Dr Claire Hutchinson, for her research about the social return on investment of vehicle modifications for people with disability. Check out the video below to watch it again: Click the link here to read our blog post: https://www.williamsot.com/crunching-the-numbers-social-return-on-investment-of-vehicle-modifications/ […]
Continue reading →Do you know that a Driving Instructor and a Specialised Driving Instructor are two totally different areas of service? So, whether you are a plan manager, support coordinator, a client, or even family members of clients, this one’s for you! Unless you watch this, there will always be questions about whether a specialised driving program […]
Continue reading →Wow! Is it just us or is January full of surprises? Are you ready for this month’s highlights? We sure are! Read more below. Mobility Engineering Vehicle – Last Call to test out the latest vehicle modifications We’ve been very lucky that the Mobility Engineering Vehicle is with us – they have lots of cool […]
Continue reading →Ahhh, it’s December already! We can’t believe how time flies. Almost everyone is taking their Christmas break already. What are your plans for the holidays? The Williams OT office will be shut for our Christmas break starting from December 20, 2019 and we will be back in the office by January 6, 2020. Oh, but […]
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