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Teamwork making the dream work for the Department of Health WA

For more than seven years, Maxima has proudly supported this dedicated team of admin support officers.

Chris works towards the right fit in employment

Chris, a young man with a beard looks to the camera as he stands in a wet area and holds cleaning equipment.

Chris embarks on a quest to find and keep work, while also getting on top of personal goals around his health and independence.

Simon’s story with Status

Simon, a fair-haired, bearded man in his 30s, stands proudly in a Barbecues Galore showroom.

Navigating challenging personal circumstances, Simon was undeterred in his search for rewarding work.

Kiara’s employment journey through inclusive support

After searching for work for some time, Kiara’s confidence had taken a hit.

Emily achieves her goals with the right support

A smiling woman in a light peach sleeveless top, standing outdoors with buildings, greenery, and a red car in the blurred background.

Emily has found a work-life balance with her new role.

Andrew’s expertise elevates Data Analysis team

Andrew has found a meaningful role at Banyule City Council as a Data Analyst working three days a week through their Inclusive Support Program.

From unsatisfactory high school experience to librarian dreams

Alex, a young person looks at the camera. They have chestnut coloured bobbed hair with a fringe, and are wearing big glasses with black frames that have some sparkles on them and a brown blouse with a bow at the neck.

Before joining Jigsaw, Alex had become disheartened with their high school’s flexible learning program which had left them feeling overwhelmed and frustrated.

Meet Adam. He’s AKG’s first IEA placement.

When Adam approached AKG last year, he was feeling deflated and defeated. With Shana’s help, he’s returned to a job he loves.

Breaking barriers into female under-represented careers

Two IEA participants are motoring along in male-dominated sectors, with MatchWorks supporting them on the road to satisfying work.

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