Supported Employee spotlight: Claire Williams As part of the print division, she has been working on tags, folders and the eyelet machine. Claire feels well supported at Westcare, especially from staff members Kabita, Reece and Sam. She likes making new friends at Westcare. While working at Westcare, Claire has worked on her soft skills such as speaking up for herself, improved conversational skills and has become more social. One of her NDIS goals is to work on her independence. Outside of work, she plays with her nephews and enjoys doing crafts.
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