Finding a Job
A range of diverse employment services and funded programs are available to assist you in finding a sustainable job. Through coaching and guidance, we can help you to access opportunities and overcome challenges to achieve your goals.
A range of diverse employment services and funded programs are available to assist you in finding a sustainable job. Through coaching and guidance, we can help you to access opportunities and overcome challenges to achieve your goals.
Access online program support and resources to help with your job search and personal wellbeing.
Discover how Workskil Australia can support your organisation with our no-cost recruitment and rewarding employment services.
Workskil Australia supports the community through a range of dedicated services, partnerships, and sponsorships.
For prisoners nearing release, the transition from incarceration to reintegration can be daunting. However, Workskil Australia's Work Ready, Release Ready (WRRR) program is changing lives.
In the journey of life, second chances can be transformative, offering hope, and the possibility of a better future.
Delivered by Workskil Australia in partnership with the South Australian Government, the Work Ready, Release Ready (WRRR) program aims to equip prisoners with the necessary skills and resources to re-enter the workforce and reintegrate successfully into society. As participants approach pre-release, the program provides guidance and support to improve job-seeking and interview skills. It also extends its assistance to prepare for release by identifying suitable housing, transport options, and other essential services.
David Brown, CEO of the Department of Correctional Services (SA), lauded Workskil Australia's efforts, acknowledging their role in achieving the 10by20 target, which aims to reduce reoffending by 10% by the year 2020. This recognition speaks to the positive impact that the WRRR program is making in reducing recidivism and offering a fresh start to those on the verge of rejoining the community.
One of the most heartening aspects of the WRRR program is the profound impact it has on the lives of its participants. A grateful letter addressed to Rose, a WRRR Mentor at Workskil Australia, is a testament to the life-changing support provided:
“The time and advice from your company has been invaluable, and especially Rose with her positive approach and guidance in going forward with my life. Since this time I am employed and working 50 hours a week which I really enjoy, and things can only go forward from here. I have found that any support I have needed has always been there without hesitation, and this program for prisoners being released from prison can only be beneficial to the families and the community.”
These words echo the success stories of many participants who have undergone a transformative journey through the WRRR program. The program's approach, rooted in positivity, guidance, and unwavering support, instills newfound hope and self-belief in individuals striving for a fresh start.
Workskil Australia takes immense pride in the achievements of its WRRR team and the positive changes they are bringing to the lives of their clients. As the program continues to empower individuals on their reintegration journey, it not only impacts the lives of former prisoners but also contributes to building stronger families and communities.
The Work Ready, Release Ready (WRRR) program is a beacon of hope and a testament to the potential of second chances. It exemplifies the power of support, guidance, and empowerment in facilitating successful reintegration and reducing reoffending rates.
As we celebrate the transformative impact of the WRRR program, let us recognise that a community's strength lies in its ability to embrace and uplift its members, including those seeking redemption and a fresh start. Workskil Australia's dedication to providing opportunities for reintegration serves as an inspiring example for organisations and communities alike.
Together, we can foster a society where everyone is given the chance to rebuild their lives and contribute positively to the community.