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1. Enhancing participation: New possibilities for disadvantaged Australians

   Category: Download:Social Policy Reports

   Catalyst-Clemente snapshot. Universities, community organisations and businesses across Australia are being encouraged to become involved in the Catalyst-Clemente program - groundbreaking educational initiative ... Friday, 21 March 2008

2. Project Officer Circles of Care - South Cairns - Fixed-term (12 months)

   Category: Work For Mission Australia/ Mission Australia Jobs - Queensland

   ... and Torres Straight Islander people and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to apply. Position Description | Application Pack | Working at Mission Australia ... Wednesday, 03 September 2008

3. Job Capacity Assessor - Part Time

   Category: Work For Mission Australia/ Mission Australia Jobs - New South Wales

   ... fields able to engage with disadvantaged clients and assist them with a “work first” focus are encouraged to apply. If you are energetic, performance driven and have a desire to enter the employment services ... Tuesday, 26 August 2008

4. Young men encouraged to end gambling hangover

   Category: News/Media Releases Archive

   ... 4927 0196. Friends or family of gamblers are also encouraged to access the service if they want to help them. Contact: Paul Andrews, 0409 665 495 or 9219 2080  ... Thursday, 03 July 2008

5. Flexible Job Network will help disadvantaged job seekers

   Category: News/Media Releases Archive

   ... single parents.“ We’re encouraged by the stronger focus on training and better incentives to providers for helping the long time unemployed to find sustainable jobs. Until now, Job Network has always ... Friday, 16 May 2008

6. Mission Australia launches ground-breaking education program

   Category: News/Media Releases Archive

   ... Coordinator Louise Oakley said the course encouraged students to examine, contemplate and question the world around them, and build their self-esteem. “All the students need is a desire to learn, ... Friday, 18 April 2008

7. Vodafone Australia Foundation

   Category: Partnerships/Our Corporate Partners

   ... and experience in many aspects of visual arts and are encouraged to express their ideas within a safe, non-threatening environment with one-on-one professional tutoring and support. Artworks! provides ... Tuesday, 25 March 2008

8. Fundraiser Profiles

   Category: Donations/Fundraising

   ...  Fundraiser Profile – Gary Heffernan Every year the Christchurch Anglican Church in Victoria puts on a community nativity play. The audience is encouraged to make donations and in 2007, thanks to Gary ... Wednesday, 19 March 2008

9. Pathways through a successful youth

   Category: Community Services/Community Services

   ... are encouraged to use creativity as an outlet for the issues they are facing in their lives. Dubbo Leadership and Cultural Development Program Dubbo Leadership and Cultural Development Program in ... Tuesday, 18 March 2008

10. Work for dole project reconstructing history in SA

    Category: News/Media Releases Archive

    ... said the Salvation Army was delighted with the displays. “Watching the team work, I have been encouraged and thrilled by the dedication of the group, and very proud to be involved,” Mr Blakey said. “People ... Monday, 30 April 2007

11. University courses for disadvantaged Australians offer a path out of poverty

    Category: News/Media Releases Archive

    Universities, community organisations and businesses across Australia are being encouraged to become involved in a groundbreaking new program which works with people who have faced, or continue to face, ... Wednesday, 04 April 2007

12. Budget looks to the future with mental health and superannuation measures

    Category: News/Media Releases Archive

    ... right direction. I’m encouraged by what I see in this Budget. “The superannuation changes are also welcome, particularly in so far as they will alleviate some of the burden on the income support system ... Thursday, 11 May 2006