Program Update May 2023
From 4 May 2023, if you are a ParentsNext participant you will remain in the program and can still choose to be referred to activities and meet with your provider, but will not receive a financial penalty or suspension if you miss an activity or appointment.
You will continue to have the same access to help and support with ParentsNext and your provider can continue to help you reach your education or employment goals including helping you find work if you are ready.
Plan and prepare for Employment
At My Pathway we support parents with the tools they need to get job ready. Our aim is to ensure parents are in the best position to act on work opportunities when the time is right.
ParentsNext
We listen to our parents and connect them with a tailored plan to achieve their goals. By nominating or being referred to My Pathway as your ParentsNext provider, you can expect assistance with setting education and employment goals, accessing a range of support services (such as health, education, childcare and housing) and connect with other local parents and community activities.
By nominating or being referred to My Pathway as your ParentsNext provider, you can expect:
- Assistance with setting education and employment goals
- Accessing a range of support services (such as health, education, childcare and housing)
- Connecting with other local parents and community activities
Eligibility
To be a Volunteer, a parent must:
- Have received Parenting Payment for the last six months
- Have a child aged under six years.
Both Services Australia and My Pathway can determine eligibility for Volunteers.
The My Pathway difference
As a My Pathway job seeker, you will gain access to a strong community of professional and social networks, built over more than a decade of experience within the Employment Services industry.
Support for Employers
Diversifying your business has many advantages. My Pathway assists employers create a more inclusive workforce to improve engagement, lift productivity and boost innovation.
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