I am very pleased to announce that Noah’s Ark and the Education Program for Infants & Children Incorporated (EPIC) are merging.
We are coming together so we are better placed to respond to the introduction of the National Disability Insurance Scheme. EPIC and Noah’s Ark share similar approaches, and similar histories, and we believe this is in the best interest for staff and families.
We have been working closely with EPIC’s CEO Nicole Mahar and their team to ensure a smooth transition for staff, families, ECEC services and our broader community partners. Our aim is to have the least disruption for families and their services. The location in Bundoora will not change.
I hope you will join with me in welcoming the EPIC staff as they join Noah’s Ark in August. We look forward to benefiting from the strengths of this experienced team.
John Forster, CEO
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