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The Workforce Australia National Forum, including the Employment Facilitator and Support Officer Conference, is an event for the department, employment service providers, Employment Facilitators and Support Officers to collaborate and engage in meaningful discussions around employment service delivery.

Mari was so inspired by her and her child’s personal experience with allergies, that she developed an application to help others.

Workforce Australia helped Patrick find a job after 17 years of unemployment, and Nunn’s Dairy a new local employee.

Jaewoo and his partner Camille started their craft company business, Kossalii. Camille had a flair for printmaking and Jaewoo had expertise as a leather artisan. Using these two skills, they started a business of handcrafting leather accessories combining traditional techniques with modern designs.

Despite her success in the hospitality industry, Lara had always dreamed of being self-employed. She started advertising her cleaning services online with positive feedback but needed more confidence to take her business to the next level.

Transition to Work assists young people to find the best mix of activities and services to help them achieve their goals.

Kim led a busy life with five children. As her children grew up, she found that the knowledge gained throughout her past career in personal development, combined with her own experiences, could make a real difference to the lives of other families.

How early intervention and educational policies keep young people in education, employment and training.

Kyle was able to start his career and get on track to follow his passion with Transition to Work.