Reviews and ratings from participants and families for employment support providers serving Mount Druitt. Sorted by rating.
See all employment support providers across NSWOur Lifestyle Centres are hubs where programs are specifically tailored for people with disability to enjoy an inclusive and engaging environment. There is an emphasis on learning practical life skills while building on confidence and social skills.
NOVA Employment is a community-based, non-profit Disability Employment Service funded by the Australian Government. We specialize in Competitive Integrated Employment (CIE), offering expert job-seeking assistance and post-placement support. Our mission is to help individuals with disabilities or permanent medical conditions find and maintain rewarding jobs in the general community, all at award wages. Let NOVA Employment assist you in achieving your employment goals. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you find and secure the job of your dreams.
At AimBig, we’re a disability employment services provider who’s bigger than employment. This means we support people with disability to secure, maintain and thrive in meaningful work, and businesses of all sizes to recruit a valuable and diverse workforce. Over the years, we’ve helped thousands of Australians improve their lives through genuine understanding and respect. Collaborative and inclusive, our personalised approach helps tailor individual outcomes to complex needs by applying innovative thinking, evidence-based approaches, and best practice to match the right people with the right opportunities.
OCTEC Employment Service provides employment, training, and support services to people seeking work or looking to develop skills. They assist job seekers—including people with disabilities, young people, and parents—to find employment, and connect employers with suitable candidates. Services include career consultation, skills training, workplace support, and NDIS provision.
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Ask about their experience with your goals, how they find jobs, what support they offer once you're working, and how often you'll meet. A good provider should explain their process clearly and ask about your preferences.
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