CLARKSON occupational therapist Amanda Hudson has won a scholarship to further her studies.
The Independent Living Centre WA employee received one of the four scholarships provided by the not-for-profit organisation.
Valued at $3000, it will allow Ms Hudson to complete a Certificate IV in access consulting, which would increase her skills in making environments accessible for people with disabilities.
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“Having greater knowledge around considerations for accessible environments will help me to improve the services delivered by the centre and hopefully the accessibility of buildings in the Perth region so that all people are included in the community,” she said.
The course is a nationally accredited training program.