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Jasmine on course for employment success

Jasmine’s resilience and determined attitude helped MatchWorks work with her to explore her career goals and develop employability skills. Her persistence paid off when she successfully gained a role with The Stirling Golf Club.

MatchWorks and DSA partner to increase inclusion in employment

Man stands in front of a badminton net inside a sport gym, he is holding a badminton raquet ready to hit a yellow ballon that ins mid-air

MatchWorks will continue its support of Disability Sports Australia (DSA) for a second year, proudly becoming the organisation’s Impact Partner. The national partnership will continue to explore the co-design of new initiatives and programs to support people with disability to achieve employment outcomes through participation in the sport and leisure sector.

Anthony’s determination to walk, work and live well

In 2021, Anthony’s left leg was amputated below the knee after life-threatening complications from a small injury. Like Anthony, the team at MatchWorks would not give up on finding employment for the determined 58-year-old.

Simon’s people skills soar in Kmart job

Simon’s unwavering commitment to personal and professional development has paid off, earning him a job at Kmart and the admiration of his co-workers. Since starting in 2019, he’s noticed an increase in his confidence and communication skills.

Passion pays off for new ‘Boostie’ Tiahnee

Tiahnee poses for camera in a blue t-shirt and white cap, standing in the centre between Holly from the MatchWorks Disability Employment Services team and her MatchWorks Employment Consultant Morgan standing to the right of picture.

A new job with Boost Juice is an achievement to celebrate for 23-year-old Tiahnee, who lives with Cerebral Palsy. The Oaklands Park resident is proud to officially become a ‘Boostie’, recently starting work with a brand and organisation she has admired for many years.

Daniel is set-up for success in his own business

Daniel is proof that even the biggest challenges can be overcome. The Adelaide born business owner grew up with a father who lived with schizophrenia. When his parents eventually divorced, trauma caused the then 15 year old into a downward spiral. “All throughout my upbringing, I had no strong father figure,” Daniel said. “Dad stopped…

Tyler loving job with Coles 6 years later

MatchWorks Corio and Coles Lara worked closely together to make Tyler’s dream job a reality. Six years later Tyler reports that he’s still loving his job. “I’ve worked at Coles for 6 years. The thing I like the best, the most, it’s the cash registers. I like working with the customers, they’re kind,” said Retail…