What’s most important to you? Set goals, achieve them and build confidence. We review our goals every 3 months to make sure you are working towards what is right for you.

Learn independent life skills like how to apply for a rental property, cook delicious and nutritious meals, maintain appropriate hygiene and cleanliness as well as how to build and maintain healthy relationships.

We assist you to build skills that help you:

• Meet new people
• Build overall health and wellness
• Learn how to move out of home
• Going out and entertaining friends
• Maintain cleanliness and hygiene
• Stay safe and secure in the community, online and at home
• Budget for bills and special purchases 

These supports can be funded through Core, Capacity Building and SLES funding.

Get in touch now to see how we can assist you to get ready with real life skills and real confidence!

Participate in on the job work experience, develop interview skills and build your resume. Plus, learn how to work towards your dream job.

We also build your understanding of;

• WHS
• Communicating with Management
• Problem solving
• Conflict resolution
• Teamwork
• Accepting direction
• Time management
• Different industries
• Interviewing
• Applying and leaving a job
• Resume and Jobsearch
• Workplace Communication
• Training and further education
• Timesheets, Tax & Superannuation
• Customer Service

Coupled with on-the-job work experience in workplaces such as Domino’s, Target, Woolworths and independent small businesses, ReadyUp Skills works closely with individuals and employers to build confidence and assist to breakdown barriers faced by people with a disability when looking for suitable and meaningful employment.

You can also complete the ‘ReadyUp Career Skill Set’ and receive a Statement in Attainment that counts towards work and further study.

Units of Study include;

• BSBTWK201- Work effectively with others  
• BSBPEF202- Plan and apply time management
• SIRXWHS002- Contribute to workplace health and safety   
• SIRXCOM001- Communicate in the workplace to support team and customer outcomes
• First Aid & CPR

These supports can be funded through Core, Capacity Building and SLES funding.

Get in touch now to see how we can assist you to get ready with real life skills and real confidence!

Develop an understanding of how to be safe on the road, take care of your car and work towards your learners permit.

At the same time we learn about

• How to share the road with other vehicles
• Seat positioning and blind spots
• Buying and selling a car
• Alcohol and other drugs
• Taking care of our car
• Distractions in and outside of our vehicles

These supports can be funded through Core, Capacity Building and SLES funding.

Get in touch now to see how we can assist you to get ready with real life skills and real confidence!

A peer led group for young men, women and non binary people to discuss, understand and educate each other about healthy, safe and lasting relationships. Topics include boundaries, sex, consent and what a healthy relationship looks like.

For gutsy girls figuring out life, Girls with Guts is a female designed and peer led program that supports young women aged 12 – 25 to build confidence in themselves for life.

GWG facilitates frank conversations in a safe space with other women and uses a practical approach and real-life experiences.

Covering all things that girls need to know about…

BODY: Health & wellbeing, sexual health and consent.

MIND: Conflict, mental health, emotions and social media.

SELF: Self esteem, relationships, life and independence.

Build essential skills for independence and work! Learn how to apply for a job, live independently or with friends, build friendships and learn how to be safe and secure.

• Build essential skills for independence with real life activities and peer led discussion:
  • Work Experience
  • Communication skills
  • Relationship building
  • Health and Wellbeing
  • Cooking and Budgeting
  • Travel Training
• Identify employment opportunities and connect with DES providers to find suitable employers.
• CB: Finding and Keeping a Job – School Leaver Employment Support (SLES) funding.
• 12 hours of group engagement plus a 2 hour individual CatchUp to work on goals specific to you.

Thursday evenings from 3-8pm is a chance for everyone to catch up without any of the heavy stuff. Just fun. Activities currently include; “Gaming Night” and “The Great Snitzel Review”.

Build your capacity to understand how creativity can help you at work and home with current projects such as; coding, videography, websites, YouTube, podcasts, design and illustration.