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Gateways Support Services is a responsive community organisation that empowers and supports children and adults who have a disability/additional need and their families.

Each year Gateways Support Services assists more than 1000 children and adults, and their families, in the Barwon South Western Region - operating from several locations in Geelong as well as Colac, Camperdown and Hamilton.

We strive to provide responsive and innovative services that give children and adults with disabilities, and their families, the chance to realise their potential.

This is achieved by providing specialist services developed by leading professionals that reflect an ethos of: Commitment and Cooperation; Openness and Opportunity; Respect and Reliability; and, Excellence and Empathy.

 

Gateways staff honoured by Minister

Gateways staff honoured by Minister

A team of Gateways disability workers has won a statewide award for their outstanding work in giving people with disabilities a great life and a real home in the Geelong community.

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Gateways staff honoured by Minister

A team of Gateways disability workers has won a statewide award for their outstanding work in giving people with disabilities a great life and a real home in the Geelong community.
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New Gateways community residential unit

Gateways Support Services celebrates the opening of a new community residential unit in Moolap, which was officially opened by the Minister for Mental Health, Community Services and Senior Victorians, The Hon. Lisa Neville.
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Gateways celebrates major milestone

Gateways Support Services today celebrates a major milestone by gaining ownership of its Geelong West headquarters following its purchase from the City of Greater Geelong.
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