A Disability Employment Support Service provides personalised assistance to help people with disabilities prepare for, find, and maintain meaningful employment. The service focuses on building confidence, developing workplace skills, understanding employment opportunities, and connecting individuals with suitable job pathways.
We support people by identifying their strengths, interests, and career goals while providing guidance with job searching, resume preparation, interview skills, workplace communication, and ongoing employment support.
Our goal is to empower people with disabilities to achieve greater independence, access equal employment opportunities, and succeed in the workplace.
Depending on the person’s goals, you could provide training in areas such as:
A good Disability Employment Support program usually starts with an individual skills assessment, then creates a personalised training plan based on the person’s goals and preferred type of work.
A Disability Employment Support Service provides personalised assistance to help people with disabilities prepare for, find, and maintain meaningful employment. The service supports individuals by building skills, increasing confidence, and connecting them with employment opportunities.
This service is available for people with a disability, injury, health condition, or support needs who require assistance to find work, develop employment skills, or maintain employment.
Support may include job searching, resume preparation, interview practice, workplace skills development, career guidance, and assistance to understand employment pathways.
You can develop important workplace skills such as communication, teamwork, time management, digital skills, problem-solving, confidence, and workplace safety awareness.
We help you identify your strengths, explore suitable job opportunities, prepare job applications, develop interview skills, and connect with employment pathways that match your goals.
Support can be provided in a location that suits your needs, including your home, community locations, library spaces, workplace, or through online support.
No. Support is available for people at different stages of their employment journey, including those looking for their first job or returning to work.
Yes. We can assist you with creating a resume, completing job applications, and preparing documents that highlight your skills and abilities.
Yes. We provide interview preparation, practice sessions, and guidance to help you communicate your strengths and feel more confident.
Yes. Depending on your support needs, we can provide guidance to help you adjust to the workplace and maintain successful employment.
You can contact our service to discuss your employment goals, support needs, and the available options to help you move towards meaningful employment.
Our service can help you build confidence, develop workplace skills, explore career opportunities, and achieve greater independence through employment.