Taking action to make a difference
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Greater Goulburn Valley
At Ganbina, we have shown beyond doubt it is possible to break
the cycle of unemployment and welfare dependency among
young indigenous people.
Since our inception, we have placed over 400 young people
into long term, meaningful employment and that number
continues to grow each year.
Over the next decade, our local goals include:
At Ganbina, we have shown beyond doubt it is possible to break
the cycle of unemployment and welfare dependency among
young indigenous people.
Since our inception, we have placed over 400 young people
into long term, meaningful employment and that number
continues to grow each year.
Over the next decade, our local goals include:
- To increase the pool of work-ready young indigenous
people in the Goulburn Valley by engaging with 350
young people (six to 25 years old) each year by 2015. - To secure positive employment outcomes for 100 Ganbina
participants by 2015. - To ensure our participants continue to achieve 80 per cent
success rate in their primary program activity. - To introduce new programs as required which meet the
changing needs of young people and prospective employers.
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Australia wide
Our unique approach and results have attracted widespread
interest from around Australia and overseas and as a result,
we plan to migrate our programs and key learnings to
other indigenous communities.
By 2013, we aim to have the first self sufficient Ganbina
model up and running elsewhere.
We hope that this replicated model will be the first of
many and that as a result, indigenous communities across
Australia will achieve social and economic equality with
other Australians.
It's a big job. But together, we know we can achieve it.
Our unique approach and results have attracted widespread
interest from around Australia and overseas and as a result,
we plan to migrate our programs and key learnings to
other indigenous communities.
By 2013, we aim to have the first self sufficient Ganbina
model up and running elsewhere.
We hope that this replicated model will be the first of
many and that as a result, indigenous communities across
Australia will achieve social and economic equality with
other Australians.
It's a big job. But together, we know we can achieve it.