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Overcoming barriers to study or work:

• Australian Job Search - go to the online database and search for jobs from the Job Network.
• Disability Employment Assistance - provides specialised help for people looking for work who are ill, injured or have a disability.
• Disability Employment Services - funded by the Department of Family and Community Services, this provides specialised employment help for people with disabilities.
• Job Network - services that are provided nationally by a network of organisations dedicated to helping job seekers find work.
• Job Placement, Employment and Training - provides assistance to young people between 15 and 21 years, who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless, ex-offenders, refugees or wards of the state.
• Jobs, Education and Training - aim to improve the financial circumstances of customers by helping them to re-enter the workforce
• Language, Literacy and Numeracy Programme (LLNP) - helps people looking for work improve their chances of getting and keeping a job, as well as making everyday life easier.
• Australian Apprenticeship Access Program - provides pre-apprenticeship and pre-traineeship assistance for people who may require extra help.
• Psychology Services - help people identify problems affecting their ability to work.
• Youth Pathways - helps young people who are most at risk of not making a successful transition to reach their full potential by keeping them engaged or re-engaging them with education and training.