My Ability Pathway(MAP) has recently moved its head office, MAP HQ to the Beckwith Park business hub.
My Ability Pathway secured the long-term lease at Beckwith Park with the intention of creating an accessible and permanent business hub.
Barbara said,
"We have strengthened our commitment to the Barossa and Northern Suburbs communities by securing this long-term lease at Beckwith Park. We view this beautiful space as a centre for communication, networking and growth for our business and other stakeholders providing services in the disability sector."
MAP has made considerable progress since its inception, and the opening of the new MAP HQ is evidence of the organisation's commitment to providing support services for the long haul. The new office space will enable MAP to better cater to the needs of its growing workforce and provide even better services to the community.
The official opening of MAP HQ will take place on Wednesday, the 24th of April, and the community is invited to pop in and see what the hype is about. The MAP team is thrilled with the opening of the new MAP HQ and the opportunities it presents. "This space is more than just a workplace; it's a centre for connection and collaboration. We envisage it as a place where we can encourage partnerships with other stakeholders in the disability sector, sparking innovative ideas and enhancing services for people with disability," said Lightburn.
The opening of MAP HQ is a significant milestone, a testament to Director Barbara Lightburn's vision and dedication.
"This achievement is not just ours but the shared success of our teams, stakeholders, and the community. We are excited about the future and the positive impact MAP will continue to have for people with disability."