This NAIDOC Week, our staff are sharing their thoughts on the 2023 theme "For Our Elders".
Hear from our people what their Elders mean to them and why it is important to show them our respect.
#NAIDOC2023 #forourelders #NAIDOCWeek #DevelopConnectGrow
This NAIDOC Week, our staff are sharing their thoughts on the 2023 theme "For Our Elders".
Hear from our people what their Elders mean to them and why it is important to show them our respect.
#NAIDOC2023 #forourelders #NAIDOCWeek #DevelopConnectGrow
#whatsyourReason?
Amon came to My Pathway looking for support and security as he looked to achieve his goal of employment.
With the help of his Disability Employment Services consultant, Amon says he's now in a position to tick off some more of his goals.
#MyPathway #DevelopConnectGrow
Learning to drive with My Pathway ParentsNext
Zoe is a young parent who dreamed of being able to drive. It’s a goal that many might take for granted, but for those without, it can be a big hurdle.
Inspired to reclaim some of her independence, and with the help of her My Pathway ParentsNext consultant, Zoe was placed with a Driving Mentor, Stuart. After less than a year of free lessons, she was ready for the road.
“It’s just a lot easier to get to appointments, doing my shopping, and things I need to do. My daughter and I can go out to the park now, and we couldn’t do that before.”
ParentsNext Manager Alaynah said getting a licence was one of the varied reasons that young parents come to My Pathway.
“The response that we see in our participants who have achieved their licence is generally that of momentum. They have achieved this huge milestone; what else can they do? It’s what drives them on into their next goals.”
See how the ParentsNext program can support you to achieve your goals today!
#WhatsyourReason?
Donna wanted to enter the workforce so she could save money to achieve her dream of owning a farm.
With the help of her Disability Employment Services consultant, Donna secured a job, her first step towards her ultimate goal.
What are your reasons? Why do you work or engage in your community?
Let us know in the comments below!
#whatsyourReason #MyPathway
#whatsyourReason
Emma and David came to My Pathway with a brilliant business plan, but didn't know how to bring it to life.
Thanks to support from their My Pathway - Self-Employment Assistance mentor, their bright idea is now a burgeoning small business.
What are your reasons? Why do you work or engage in your community?
Let us know in the comments below!
#whatsyourReason #MyPathway
#whatsyourReason
Amon came to My Pathway looking for support and security as he looked to achieve his goal of employment.
With the help of his Disability Employment Services consultant, Amon says he's now in a position to tick off some more of his goals.
What are your reasons? Why do you work or engage in your community?
Let us know in the comments below!
#whatsyourReason #MyPathway
#whatsyourReason
One of our ParentsNext participants Emilie, says her reason for working is opportunity.
She's determined to build a brighter future for her and her family.
What are your reasons? Why do you work or engage in your community?
Let us know in the comments below!
#whatsyourReason #MyPathway
Jobs Connect with My Pathway
The first “Jobs Connect” program in Western Cape has successfully graduated its first three participants.
Napranum’s Renita Asera, Latonia Ara and Ina Savo undertook six weeks of training to grow their foundation skills, develop their confidence and connect to community supports that will aid their future employment pathways.
Testament to the success of the program was the fact that just before graduation both Renita and Latonia were willing to undertake interviews on camera about the program and how they felt it had helped them.
#MyPathway #DevelopConnectGrow My Pathway - Remote, indigenous.gov.au, National Employment Services Association Ltd (NESA)
#whatsyourReason - Matt Flegler
Our My Pathway - Self-Employment Mentor Matt Flegler lists city impact as his reason.
He believes thriving small businesses make for a buzzing city, and he and his team help inspired entrepreneurs achieve their business dreams.
We would like to hear your reasons too.
#WhatsyourReason for being involved in your community?
#DevelopConnectGrow
Our My Pathway - Self-Employment Mentor David Webber cites community as his reason.
He and the team have built a community of passionate self-starters looking to turn their business ideas into dream careers.
We would like to hear your reasons too.
#WhatsyourReason for being involved in your community?
#DevelopConnectGrow
Our My Pathway - Self-Employment Business Mentor Hilde Brunnbauer picked passion as her reason.
She and the team work hard to ensure their participants' passions turn into professions.
We would like to hear your reasons too. #WhatsyourReason for being involved in your community?
#DevelopConnectGrow
Nicole Couchman, owner of Sprout to Life, says her reason for starting her own business is connectivity.
She believes connected communities are stronger communities, and everyone can benefit from a little neighbourly love.
What are your reasons? Why do you work or engage in your community?
Let us know in the comments below!
#whatsyourReason #MyPathway
Rachel Milligan, owner of Gumdrop Native Oils, says her reason for self-employment is sustainability.
She's working to create a sustainable business that can benefit her greater community.
What are your reasons? Why do you work or engage in your community?
Let us know in the comments below!
#whatsyourReason #MyPathway
The Doomadgee community has kicked up some dust and celebrated the 2022 rodeo. 2 days, 10 categories, 12 community sponsors and 1,200 spectators made one amazing event.
Community members helped to attract participation and prepare the grounds, before enjoying some well-deserved entertainment throughout the rodeo schedule.
Organisers hope to build on this year's success together with community partners for the future.
The Rodeo Committee was supported by Ngooderi - a joint venture partnership between My Pathway and Doomadgee Aboriginal Shire Council and generous sponsors:
Gangalidda & Garawa Native Title Aboriginal Corporation, Clemments Electrical, Christopher Contracting, Community Enterprise Queensland, Waanyi Joint Venture, Jason English Builders, BDS mechanical, Hell's Gate Roadhouse, Ergon Energy Retail, Data Central, Tim Wilson Carpentry, Rex Airlines.
#doomadgeerodeo2022 #ngooderi
North West Weekly
Today we celebrate Wear it Purple day, not only to be part of a movement that has the potential to save thousands of lives, but also to remind our people and our audience of the importance of continuing to be part of this change throughout the year.
Our Director, Dr Scott Davis, put this short video together to highlight the day and how My Pathway aligns with the 2022 theme of "Still me, Still human." We are built on relationships with our staff, our clients, our partners and the communities where we work. We are proud to build these relationships with people from all walks of life, no matter who or where they are.
So today, and all days, lets look beyond the labels, and think, speak and relate to all others as humans, enriching our lives and helping us to create a positive impact.
#MyPathway #WIPD2022
Self-Employment Assistance with My Pathway
We are so happy to be able to showcase some of our My Pathway - Self-Employment participants and the successful businesses they've created.
Think you've got a great business idea? Our team of mentors are ready to support you to achieve your dream of becoming your own boss.Get in touch with our team today.
🌐 http://www.mypathway.com.au/self-employment
📞 1800 788 731
✉ [email protected]
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What are your reasons for self-employment? We all know starting a business can be tricky to navigate, but the payback can be incredibly rewarding.
Recognise the real small business featured in our ad?
#MyPathway #whatsyourReason
Cairns Chamber of Commerce Adllins Media National Employment Services Association Ltd (NESA) Australian Government Department of Education, Skills and Employment Shorty’s Barber Shop
The Ngooderi Aquaponics project has taken a huge leap forwards recently with a flourishing crop of green leafy vegetables growing amazingly right now.
More than 500 jungle perch fingerlings are being raised in tanks, and their water is circulated through raised beds in the greenhouse to nourish the vegetables.
Other plantings are being trialled and have already been able to share some of the produce with visitors. We cant wait to see this project continue to grow.
#MyPathway #DevelopConnectGrow Doomadgee Aboriginal Shire Council indigenous.gov.au
