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This NAIDOC Week, MatchWorks is proud to celebrate by shining a light on one of our most impactful programs, Deadly Yakka, and the remarkable individuals who are part of it.
Read moreThis World Refugee Day, MatchWorks celebrates the resilience of refugees like Atoor, Marleen and Zahra, who are building brighter futures through connection, confidence and community support.
Read moreMatchWorks participants seeking employment in the Geelong region have received a warm boost with winter now flexing its muscles in Victoria.
Read moreWhen Hayden first connected with Mandurah MatchWorks, he was clear about what he needed in a workplace, a small team, a calm environment and meaningful tasks. With the right support and a tailored approach, Hayden not only found a job that fits, but one that brings him genuine joy.
Read moreBorn with an upper limb difference, Charli set her sights on a career behind the wheel. With grit, support and a clear goal, she’s now thriving as a truck driver
Read moreAfter more than a decade away from the workforce to raise her children, Jantelle was ready to step back into employment.
Read moreMatchWorks Cannington delivered our first women’s only Deadly Yakka program. The program created a culturally safe space where women could feel supported as they worked through the barriers standing between them and meaningful employment.
Read moreAfter taking time off to care for her mother and managing her own health challenges, Janine decided in June 2024 that she was ready to re-enter the workforce. She connected with Melton MatchWorks to begin her employment journey.
Read moreThis recognition highlights the strength of a long-term collaboration that has created meaningful and sustainable employment opportunities for people with disability across Victoria and South Australia.
Read moreWith tailored, strengths-based support from MatchWorks, Kael has made significant progress towards achieving his employment goals.
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