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We are supporting young men with disabilities aged 13-25 transition from school to the workforce through their SLES (School Leaver Employment Supports) / Finding and Keeping a Job Funding. Our individualised approach ensures your young man is ready for work!
We start by learning about your young man’s skills, interests, hobbies, and employment goals. By interviewing family members and friends and observing your young man in the home and community environments. We narrow down potential employment and work experience opportunities and identify the skills needed to support his journey to becoming work-ready.
With a clear understanding of the required skills, we begin upskilling your young man in those areas of skill development such as communication skills, goal setting, resume writing, interview preparation and more. We develop and refine the identified skills for your young man hand in hand with step 3.
We continue upskilling your young man in the identified areas of skill development and we search for potential work experience and paid employment opportunities to give your young man a taste of the workforce, helping him refine his future employment path.
We provide ongoing onsite support and mentoring, addressing any challenges that arise in the workplace. We continue to refine and refresh his skills as needed.
Personalised guidance from experienced mentors who understand the unique challenges and strengths of skill development and employment for young men with disabilities.
Access to a variety of resources to help with job applications, interview preparation, and overall skill development.
An interactive platform to track progress, complete personalised goals and access exclusive resources tailored to their employment journey.
A community of young men with disabilities where he can ask questions anytime, connect with peers, share experiences, and receive encouragement from others working towards their employment goals
Customised skill development programs to develop and enhance the skills needed for his desired job, ensuring he is well-prepared and confident.
Hands-on work experience in real-world settings to help build confidence and refine career goals and Assistance in finding and securing paid employment to gain valuable work experience and financial independence.
One of our participants, Guy, has launched his own IT service called Guy’s IT Service, where he assists local residents with IT-related issues. Guy helps people learn how to use their electronic devices, builds computers, and solves internet issues in his community. We are incredibly proud and excited to see what comes next for Guy and Guy’s IT Service!
