Our Partners
Joblink Plus is committed to being an active and contributing member of our communities and collaborating with organisations who share our values. Below are just a few...
Youth Insearch
Through Joblink Plus' funding, Youth Insearch is able to provide more young people with access to camps and mentoring, including transport to the camps in the New England region. In addition, Youth Insearch utilises our offices throughout regional NSW, providing friendly referral pathways for young people who need help.
In 2023, Joblink Plus' ongoing support of Youth Insearch was recognised with an award presented by Youth Insearch Patron His Excellency General the Honourable David Hurley AC DSC (Retd).
Cancer Care Nurses
Dedicated local lobbying from the North West branch of the NSW Cancer Council resulted in Joblink Plus funding the salary for a new position with Hunter New England Health. Following this Joblink Plus also partnered with the Western NSW Local Health District, funding the salary for a Clinical Nurse Consultant in Dubbo.
Along with donations to wig libraries and cancer support groups, we're proud to be part of something that provides such tangible support to community members.
Foodbank
Joblink Plus is proud to partner with Foodbank NSW & ACT to provide food to rural and regional communities. In the 2023-24 financial year, we sponsored 10 fresh produce pop-ups across NSW, providing 65 tonnes of fresh fruit, vegetables and pantry staples to people in need. Working with Foodbank, we also distributed 3,800 hampers of food and personal care items to families across our footprint.
Research Project with the University of Melbourne
In collaboration with the University of Melbourne, Joblink Plus is funding research into best practice models in employment services, with the end goal of developing new ways of commissioning & delivering services to help disadvantaged people in Australia into sustainable employment. This 3-year project includes field work at Joblink Plus sites on the impact of Trauma Informed Practice & co-located services.
You can read more about the study here.
