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Empowering you for a brighter future

Empowering you for a brighter future.

Youth Jobs Now offers pre-employment training and work experience through The Bridge Employment for people aged 16 to 24 years on NDIS. This service offers 1:1 weekly coaching session, as well as group activities through workshops to help you become job ready. We also offer Your Job Now for people aged 25 years+ through an NDIS plan.

Programs and training include developing skills for employment, independent living skills, travel training, developing a work portfolio and undertaking work experience/volunteer placements. Employment related training includes the areas of hospitality, retail, and warehouse.

Participants can also have virtual driving lessons through my DRIVESCHOOL, as well as access to other The Bridge services and referrals to community support services.

Youth Jobs Now can be accessed via School Leavers Employment Supports (SLES), designed to help young people with disability successfully transition from school to employment, or through Core or Capacity Building (Finding and keeping a job) Funding in an NDIS plan.

Available at our two centres in Pakenham (89-91 Slattery Place) and in Dandenong (31 Princes Highway) and taking bookings today.

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