Transition to Work

It's not just about delivering support, but delivering support that meets your needs.

On Track is committed to furthering the employment and learning opportunities for school leavers with a disability who are preparing to enter the workforce.

Moving from school to the workplace?

As a recognised Transition to Work service provider through the Department of Ageing Disability and Home Care, we support individuals to attain a range of pre-vocational, social and recreational skills in partnerships with families, carers and other community service providers.

Our Transition to Work Program is valued for its flexibility and its ability to meet the needs of the individual.

What does the On Track Transition to Work Program offer?

On Track Consultants assist each person to develop and enhance a range of life and employment skills. Individuals are supported to make choices, fulfill their personal goals, become work ready and improve their quality of life—all within a framework which promotes independence.

... we can make the transition a little easier for you

Our organisation offers a range of support services including pre-vocational and living skills programs, as well as outreach and employment opportunities through our:

• Disability Service
• Mental Health Service
• Employment Service
• Housing Service

Who can take advantage of the Transition to Work Program offered by On Track?

The Transition to Work Program offers support to School Leavers who have a disability. So if you are:

• ready to leave school and wanting work
• keen to develop and enhance your living and employment skills
• keen to participate in a range of education and training opportunities
• seeking to expand your entertainment and hobby choices
• seeking to participate more fully within your local community, come and say hello!

Targeted support — making the transition from school to work

The Transition to Work Program aims to support individuals to make the transition from school to sustainable employment or further education by supporting them to develop skills which promote:

• Independent living
• Positive relationships
• Communication
• Personal care
• Sustainable accommodation
• Financial management
• Health and wellbeing
• Inclusion in their local community

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