At Barossa Home & Community Options, Supported Independent Living (SIL) focuses on more than just providing support. It helps people gain the confidence and practical skills needed to live independently. Each day brings new opportunities for participants to learn and grow, building routines and responsibilities that prepare them for a more self-sufficient future. Today, Simon worked with our support team to learn how to clean a bathroom safely and thoroughly. With guidance an

Finishing school is an exciting milestone, but it can also bring a lot of questions. What comes next? Should I look for work? What supports are available? How do I build my confidence? At Barossa Enterprises, we understand that every person's journey is different. Whether you're ready to start looking for work, want to gain work experience, or simply need support to explore your options, we're here to help you take the next step with confidence. Your Journey. Your Goals. Your

At Barossa Enterprises, we understand the needs of the Australian Wine Industry and offer quality wine packaging support tailored to your business. Partnering with a local, trusted service like Barossa Enterprises means you get more than just help with your packaging requirements. You also support employment opportunities in our community. This connection strengthens the local economy and builds lasting relationships. Wine Packaging & Production Support Reliable, Flexible

Support Coordination plays a vital role in helping people with disability live more independent and connected lives. At Barossa Enterprises, we understand that Support Coordination is not just about managing services. It’s about building confidence, creating opportunities, and making sure every person gets the right help at the right time. What Support Coordination Means at Barossa Enterprises Support Coordination is a service designed to help people with disabilities navigat

Living independently at home is a goal many people share, but sometimes daily tasks or health needs can make it challenging. At Barossa Home & C ommunity Options, our In Home Support services are designed to help you maintain your independence, stay safe, and enjoy your lifestyle with confidence. We provide personalised care tailored to your unique goals and routines, ensuring you get the right support exactly when you need it. Flexible support tailored to your lifestyle Ever

We are proud to announce our Employee of the Month for April — Elizabeth Dewell! Elizabeth consistently goes above and beyond in everything she does, bringing dedication, professionalism, and positivity to our team every day. Her strong work ethic, willingness to support others, and commitment to excellence make a real difference in our workplace. Whether she’s meeting tight deadlines, helping teammates, or taking initiative on new responsibilities, Elizabeth always leads by

Barossa Youth Options is celebrating the achievements of a remarkable group of young people who have successfully completed The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award (Australia), with Bronze and Silver medallions and certificates recently presented in recognition of their dedication and perseverance. The awards acknowledge months of commitment, personal growth and achievement as participants worked through the internationally recognised youth development program. The Duke o

A huge thank you to everyone who purchased tickets and supported our Summer Camp fundraising raffle. Your generosity and support are truly appreciated! We're excited to announce that the raffle winner was drawn this morning, and Congratulations to Alison from Hewett, who is the lucky winner of the Monarto Safari Park Lions 360 Feed Experience. Thanks to everyone's support, we raised an incredible $900! This is a fantastic start to our fundraising efforts for Summer Camp 2028,

Employment is more than just having a job — it’s about building confidence, gaining independence, developing new skills, and becoming more connected within the community. At Barossa Enterprises, we believe everyone deserves the opportunity to participate in a workplace where they feel supported, valued, and empowered to achieve their goals. Our Employment Services are designed to support people living with disability to explore opportunities, build workplace skills, and find

Living independently is an important goal for many people living with disability, but it doesn’t mean doing everything alone. With the right support, you can enjoy greater freedom, build confidence, and stay connected to your community while still receiving assistance when you need it most. Supported Independent Living (SIL) is an NDIS support designed to help people live as independently as possible in a safe and supportive home environment. At Barossa Home & Community Optio

Discover the Benefits of Skills Plus Following the success of our pilot program, we’re excited to announce that the second round of our Skills Plus program will commence on Monday, 11th May. This program has limited places available, so don't miss your chance to participate! Skills Plus is a comprehensive 12-week program designed to provide an in-depth understanding of each participant’s daily and workplace support needs. We take a tailored approach, combining practical, pers

This month, Jennifer Marrin is recognised for her contribution to Barossa Enterprises, defined by quiet strength and reliable productivity. She has become a model of consistency, known for her steady and effective approach that helps ensure production operations run smoothly each day. What stands out most is Jennifer’s natural leadership. Rather than focusing solely on her own responsibilities, she leads by example, demonstrating care, enthusiasm, and a standard of excellence

Starting your NDIS plan is an important journey towards greater independence, confidence, and connection within your community - and we’re here to support you through it.

Barossa Youth Options participants recently visited the iconic Adelaide Goal, stepping back in time as part of their Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award journey. From exploring historic cells to uncovering stories of the past, this outing was all about building confidence, trying something new, and ticking off another milestone in their Award program. Experiences like these are what it’s all about — learning beyond the classroom, creating memories, and having a bit of fun

The Barossa Youth Options (Duke of Ed) participants brought the energy to the Rex Rec Centre, diving into pickleball, badminton and basketball for an action-packed session! There was plenty of friendly competition, great sportsmanship and strong teamwork on display. Everyone stepped up, gave it a go and encouraged each other throughout the morning — exactly what The Duke of Edinburgh International Award is all about. This session supports the Physical Recreation component of

If you’ve been thinking about building new skills, growing confidence, and taking steps toward meaningful work, now is the time to reach out. Through SKILLS PLUS, we will support you to identify and understand your strengths, explore how your existing skills can be used in the workplace, and develop new abilities to help expand your opportunities. Our first round is about to begin, offering experiences in areas like Work Health & Safety, Food Safety, Timber Manufacturing, Win

Barossa Enterprises will be partnering with local employers to create genuine commercial conditions and real work experience opportunities for the people we support. These partnerships mean participants can build skills, confidence and industry experience in real workplaces, preparing them for meaningful, long-term jobs in our region. From packaging and logistics to food safety, wine production and more, opportunities are growing across multiple industries. This is a communit

The Barossa Youth Options (Duke of Ed) group hit the Nuriootpa - Angaston walking trail for a scenic hike, enjoying the fresh air and beautiful surroundings along the way. After stretching their legs, it was time to get creative with some art — the perfect balance of movement and imagination. Another great day building skills, staying active and progressing through the Duke of Edinburgh Award journey!

Here’s a closer look at what’s changing, and why. We’re introducing an automated palletisation system to improve export productivity, increase consistency and meet commercial expectations. This includes expanded storage for higher pallet production and site works for a new shed and logistics hub to support future growth. We’re also launching SKILLS PLUS, a new program helping people with intellectual and neurodiverse disabilities build the skills, confidence and experience th

We’re upgrading the way we work to build a stronger future for the people we support. New technology. New training. New opportunities. This next chapter includes major upgrades in our packaging division and the introduction of our SKILLS PLUS training program, designed to grow skills, build confidence and open clearer pathways into meaningful work. By upgrading our operations and launching SKILLS PLUS, we’re preparing for the future and ensuring our organisation stays strong,