The Regional Jobs Hubs network brings local employers and jobseekers together to create employment pathways and training and job outcomes for Tasmanians in their local communities. This paper provides an overview of the initiative. It finds that the network has had a real impact and provides a working example of a place-based network operating at...

Customised Employment is a person-centred strategy that supports people with disability in finding and sustaining work by aligning roles with their unique skills, interests and needs. This four-part video series addresses key questions about Customised Employment with a focus on how families and support workers can best assist individuals in achieving meaningful employment through this...

Customised Employment is a mutually beneficial employment relationship between an employee with a disability and their employer. The relationship is based on the specific contributions of an employee that meet identified areas of benefit to an employer. This guide helps when preparing for an initial meeting with an employer/potential employer. It describes Customised Employment, as...

Customised Employment is an approach that starts with the person rather than the job. Time is spent identifying a person’s unique interests and potential contributions, and this information is used to tailor a job role. This resource describes the key aspects of Customised Employment including the benefits and supports that employers can anticipate through this...

Individual Placement and Support (IPS) is an evidence-based supported employment practice that is effective in helping people with mental health conditions gain and keep competitive employment. This toolkit provides information about IPS and tools to implement it. The IPS Toolkit is a collection of educational tools and resources that are designed to assist a variety...