Loncey Sagai wanted to be independent. The Hope Vale local has been seeking employment since leaving school in 2021 and recognised My Pathway’s Paid Work …
Local opportunities in new employment program
For eighteen-year-old Renita, who loves children and enjoys developing the young people in her community, a new employment program offering paid work experience with a …
What tennis can teach employers
For employers, inspiration and learnings can come from anywhere. A chance meeting, a good book, customer feedback… the list is endless. And that list includes …
Thyra-Lee full of praise for ParentsNext
Thyra-Lee is feeling more confident and hopeful about her career and future than she ever has before, largely thanks to the support she’s received through …
Workforce Australia Inquiry (ParentsNext)
My Pathway currently supports more than 2,000 participants in regional areas including Cairns, Mt Isa, Townsville and North West Tasmania. Every day we see the …
Jobs Connect celebrates first graduates
Our first “Jobs Connect” program in Western Cape has successfully graduated three participants. Napranum’s Renita Asera, Latonia Ara and Ina Savo undertook six weeks of …
The power that comes with a job
For most, working is a part of life. Employment provides financial means, enhances an individual’s sense of independence and belonging, and allows them to contribute …
Caitlyn conquers goals
Caitlyn’s motivation and determination have enabled her to achieve some lofty goals to build her skills, obtain a learner’s driving licence and ultimately gain employment. …
How to survive a skills shortage
As an employer, you’re probably aware of the growing challenge to find skilled workers. In 2021, there were 153 Australian occupations suffering skills shortages. In …
Re-connecting through community based supports
Community based supports have allowed Napranum’s Charlie “Gibbo” Bosen to visit his brother ‘bala T’s’ grave on their Thanikwithi clan lands at Duyfken point, north …