Rating things we did in 2025 across Xanadu Group! How did we do? 🤔
From raising awareness for important causes, to improving our internal operations, these are just a few of our milestones from 2025 that we’re especially proud of as we reflect on the year.
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Today our teams at Xanadu Group, both on ground in Perth, and online, took part in a thoughtful and engaging training focused on managing competing priorities in complex roles. A big thank you to Jill McCrum from JEM Training Pty Ltd for delivering a grounded, human approach that acknowledged the realities of our work and [...] [...]
Team members from Xanadu Group attended the UN Women’s Australia luncheon at Optus Stadium on March 4th and ended up in the West Australian. First photo: Kathleen Ng – Executive Assistant Xanadu Group (left), Chau Tran – Finance Manager Xanadu Group (right) Second photo: Dr Susan Harwood – Gender Equality and Social Inclusion Specialist (left), Vikki Giles – [...] [...]
122,000 Australians slept without a roof over their heads last night. And while one night doesn’t come close to understanding the struggles of our homeless, it’s an opportunity to support those in need. That’s why on 26 June our CEO, Omair Chodhry, will return for his 2nd Vinnies CEO Sleepout, spending a night in the [...] [...]
🌟 We’re hiring! Join a purpose-driven team at Xanadu Group as Executive Assistant to the Group CEO in beautiful South Perth. If you thrive on making things happen behind the scenes, excel at providing high-level support and want to contribute to a growing organisation that truly makes an impact in the community care sector, this [...] [...]
🌟We’re Hiring: Client Engagement Coordinator – Aged Care🌟 Make a real difference in Aged Care. Join a team that cares as much as you do. Xanadu Group is seeking a passionate and proactive Client Engagement Coordinator to be the first point of contact for our aged care clients and their families. This pivotal role is [...] [...]
Respite Care exists to offer a coordinated break for caregivers, by providing temporary care to participants. During a Respite stay, participants can do everything they would do with their regular supports (including accessing the community and forming social connections). But Respite can, in some ways, be even better for enhancing social connections, which we’ll cover [...] [...]
