After four fulfilling years as a significant part of the remote Napranum Community, Rhonda Parry and Paul Cook rolled the door down on the Na’Muk’A’Run Yarning Shed for the last time on Friday 11 September. The Na’Muk’A’Run Mob first began as a community initiative...
The steps from project to employment have never been clearer than in our “Pathways to Trade Skills” Skilling Queenslanders for Work (SQW) project in Doomadgee this year. The graduation ceremony and community BBQ held at the Ngooderi Hub earlier this month was not only...
Six Mapoon residents have graduated with construction qualifications, with several having already secured local jobs through a Queensland Government-funded training program. The local trainees have now completed their six-month construction traineeships with Mapoon Aboriginal Shire Council in
Our partnership with the RACQ Foundation in the Wujal Wujal community Nursery, now supported by seven new Remote Jobs and Economic Development roles is already thriving, but it is also set to grow into so much more. Since the Nursery was reinvigorated through our...
Ten Wujal Wujal locals now have certified construction skills and numerous physical examples of their prowess throughout the community to show off to friends and future employers. Our ‘Pride of Place’ project officially concluded with a graduation ceremony in front of friends and family...
Rhonda Parry from the Na’Muk’A’Run Mob has hit the start button on the very first wash and dry cycles in the brand-new washing machine and dryer in the Napranum Yarning Shed. The 10KG commercial Washer and Dryer, which we proudly supplied to the Yarning...