Empowering First Nations women through culture and connection in Alice Springs
Bamara recently held a workshop in Alice Springs, bringing together women in leadership and First Nations female students in Years…
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Transition to Work is a Workforce Australia Government initiative which helps young people aged 15-24 to achieve their study and work goals.
Employability Skills Training is a Workforce Australia Government initiative which helps people gain skills and experiences to get a job.
Career Transition Assistance is a Workforce Australia Government initiative which helps people aged 45 and over with skills to gain employment.
ParentsNext is a Government pre-employment program that supports parents and carers who receive Parenting Payments as they navigate and prepare for the next stage in their career or education.
DHUB is a program of support that builds the confidence and knowledge of Aboriginal students in Dubbo and Wellington member schools to achieve their desired career pathway.
The Driver Licensing Access Program (DLAP) is a free learning to drive program. Funded by Transport for NSW, DLAP can help you obtain your driver licence and learn to be a safe, skilled and legal driver.
Bamara Care is a registered provider of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). We deliver supports and services to people who are on an NDIS plan, or looking at accessing an NDIS plan for themselves or family members.
Bamara Training deliver career-focused training and
specialised qualifications to equip individuals with relevant skills for entry-level and pre-employment.
My Track Driving School offers fun, friendly and affordable driving lessons in the Orana Area. We have trained instructors whose goal is to ensure our learner drivers become safe and responsible road users.
Filmed on location on the outskirts of Dubbo, “Reach Out, Seek Help; It can be life-changing features nine local members, including four Traditional Owners and three local Aboriginal Youth who all played a significant role in the planning and development of this production.
This local collaboration aims to normalise the conversations around mental health and wellbeing challenges within our communities.
Bamara recently held a workshop in Alice Springs, bringing together women in leadership and First Nations female students in Years…
Media Read moreWe will be closed from 12:30pm on Friday, 22 December 2023 and will reopen on Tuesday, 2 January 2024.
Media Read moreJessica is proud to work at a department store, balancing motherhood, personal care, and career development.
ParentsNext Read moreOur focus is on building individual and community capacity and prosperity through the design and delivery of projects, programs and initiatives underpinned by Australian government (state and federal) funding.
Connecting with local Elders and leaders is crucial to us as we focus on appropriately tailoring services to support the strengths, challenges, experiences, cultures, and lifestyles of the local communities in which we operate and to ensure that their voices guide our service delivery.
Diversity is important to us at Bamara, as is creating local opportunities for people.
We pride ourselves on having a culture of teamwork, respect, inclusivity and passion.
Growing our inclusive culture is fundamental to us.
Every member of our team is positively engaged and totally committed to providing meaningful outcomes for the people we support.