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The Innerwest/Sutherland, Northside and Southwest offices are 5 star.
Four and a half stars
The Northwest office is 4.5 star.
For the latest published DEEWR results click here .  For the corresponding health check, click on the Service name.

TTW OE Outcomes.

DADHC now publishes TTW Service results annually.  Thirty-six organisations run TTW services in Sydney.  Approximately half of the Open Employment placements in Sydney were through Jobsupport.  For the latest published results for Metro North click here and for Metro South click here .
Jobsupport thanks the following organisations for their generous support:
-The R E Ross Trust
-The Melbourne Community Foundation and the NE Renton Family Fund
-The Ian Potter Foundation 
-The Percy Baxter Charitable Trust managed by Perpetual
-Wests Ashfield Leagues
-South Sydney Juniors Rugby Leagues Club
-Randwick City Council
-Manly Warrigah Rugby League Club
-Earlwood Bardwell Park RSL Club
-Bexley RSL
-Club Central
-Chatswood RSL Club
-Norths 
-City of Ryde
-Meggsies Pty Ltd 
-Gadens Lawyers and Jump for Jobsupport 
-Optus Connecting Communities Grants Program
-Fred P Archer Charitable Trust with Trust Company Ltd. as trustee 
 
-Mounties
-City of Fairfield
-Penshurst RSL 
-City of Ryde
-Sunshine Foundation 
-Baxter Charitable Foundation managed by Perpetual
-Australian Rugby Legends 
-Wentworthville Leagues Club
-Maroubra Seals Sports & Community Club
-Castle Hill RSL Club
-Lansvale Sports Club 
-Macquarie Bank Foundation
-Ashfield RSL Club
-Bankstown Trotting Recreational Club Limited
-Kirribilli Club
-Burwood RSL Club 
-Petersham RSL Club
-Rooty Hill RSL Club
-Rivers - Riverwood Legion & Community Club
-Silks City Tattersalls
-Lakemba Services Memorial Club
-St. George Masonic Club Ltd.
-Citigroup
-Pratt Foundation
-Bridgeclimb
-DealsDirect
-Hopevale Estate Wines
-Waratahs
-Lifttronic 
-RayBan
-Captain Cook Cruises
-Helping Hands
-Cronulla Sharks
-Wallabies
-Intimo Lingerie 
-Omega Smeg
-Intrepid Travel
-The Westin Sydney
-Bittongourmet
and individuals who provide generous support

 

Corporate Support
Working together for diversity and opportunity in employment…

WAYS YOUR COMPANY CAN HELP

Corporations understand that showing social responsibility brings numerous benefits to your company's profile and staff morale.

Corporations can help create employment opportunities for people with an intellectual disability in numerous ways.  If you cannot provide a job for a Jobsupport client, your company could consider financially supporting a client in a job of their choice.  

Various ways your company can assist Jobsupport include:

-    Making a one-off donation. Download Gift Form
-    Making a yearly pledge to support one Jobsupport client in a job of their choice. This is a sustainable and rewarding commitment which will change the life outcomes for a person with an intellectual disability.  The cost involved in placing one client, including assessment, jobsearch for suitable position, training and maintaining the client in the position, is $11,000 per annum. Download Gift Form
-    Making an in-kind donation of goods or services for auctions or events.
-    Setting up a Workplace giving/payroll deduction program. If you don't have a Workplace Giving Scheme, we can help you set one up simply and effectively through Charities Aid Foundation (CAF), a not-for-profit organisation that administers Workplace Giving on behalf of charities.
-    Employee Matching Giving through Workplace Giving Scheme.
    
Jobsupport understands that corporations both operate in a competitive environment and care about philanthropy.  Jobsupport would work with you to create a mutually beneficial relationship based on your needs.

Please contact Carrie Waring at Jobsupport on This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it , 02 9150 8888 or 0403 390 978.

Last Updated ( Friday, 20 August 2010 )