Killara Foundation
If you’re Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) aged 18 to 30 and looking for culturally safe employment opportunities with training to build your skills, this program could be your perfect fit!
Killara Foundation Training and Employment Program
The Killara Foundation Training and Employment Program provides flexible training and employment program support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Through our intake of 15 young people, participants are supported to overcome barriers to employment through:
- Culturally-safe mentorship, training and pre-employment support
- Connections to ACCO’s and Community in Naarm.
- Referrals to appropriate NDIS, mental health, AOD and housing supports.
- For ages 18 to 30
To apply or find out more information, email: info@killarafoundation.org
You can also visit one of our libraries to speak with James who works for Killara. His details and times are below.
Applications close 20th February
Help finding work
Come along and meet James from Killara, who works in our Port Phillip libraries.
James can support any person who is looking for work and connect employers with the staff they need.
He can provide information, advice, and support in person, online, and on the phone.
Port Melbourne
Monday and Wednesday 10 am to 12 pm
St Kilda
Wednesday and Friday 1 pm to 3pm
Contact details
James Williams
Email: jamesw@killarafoundation.org
Phone: 0492 416 393
www.killarafoundation.org
Come chat with James and let him help find you work.
The Killara Foundation
The Killara Foundation provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people with recruitment support, guidance, cultural understanding, and housing while they work or until they are ready to live independently.
Killara can also refer Aboriginal and Torres Strait people to the culturally appropriate services they require.
The Killara Foundation works closely with key partners in the private, public and NFP sectors to promote cultural awareness and diversity and to help close the gap.
Together, they offer stability, skills and connection.
Website: Killara Foundation
