Live Chat
Working together is what makes the difference for our communities
We work closely with businesses and industry every day to build inclusive practices, improve equality and ensure every person has access to employment.
Our collaborations are many, and they are formal and informal – from meeting in a boardroom to having a chat at a sports event.
Our partnerships are a shared vision for developing pathways to employment for people of all ages and abilities, from seeking positive outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples in all communities, to ensuring young people have the support they need to make life-changing decisions.
They help us open doors and create amazing futures.
What is a partnership?
A partnership is an agreement between two or more organisations to share responsibilities of a combined goal.
Register your interest in partnering with CVGT Employment
Who are our partnerships with?
Impact21
A partnership between Inclusion Foundation, Torrens University and CVGT Employment delivering an employment education and preparation program for people with Down Syndrome.
Onemda
A commitment exists between CVGT Employment and Onemda to work together to build pathways to employment for school leavers with disability.
Holmesglen
We work closely with the Certificate II in Work Education students at Holmesglen’s Chadstone and Moorabbin campus to find and maintain suitable employment for students.
Back2Work
We work closely with Back2Work to support our participants capacity to re-enter the workforce. Participants are able to access additional non-vocational support through this partnership.
Headspace
A partnership has recently developed between CVGT Employment and headspace in Echuca and Swan Hill. We are hoping to continue to broaden this partnership in more locations to improve mental health support for our youth participants.
Australian Network on Disability
We’ve partnered with Australian Network on Disability (AND), Employing 100 project, which aims to place 100 job seekers with disability into roles in the health care and social services sector. CVGT Employment with work closely with project employers in Melbourne to connect participants to work.
On-Country Pathways
A partnership agreement exists between On-Country Pathways and CVGT Employment to work together to deliver employment and career pathways for Indigenous youth.
Partner Testimonials
CVGT’s support has been integral to the success of the Impact21 program and the high retention rates that have been achieved.
Sue Huffer
Programs Manager, Inclusion Foundation
The CVGT SDET team is attentive to the unique needs of each student, tailoring assistance to align with individual goals, which includes activities such as resume building and honing interview skills.
Jan Hooper
Partnership Liaison Manager, Holmesglen TAFE
Our partnership success stories
The staff member next to you may have a disability
Did you realise that one in five people (21.4%) in Australia have some form of disability? So, the chances that you are employing – or working with – someone within this statistic is very high. A disability may not be…
Connecting with your community in 2025
Thank you for being part of our journey throughout 2025. Whether you’re a team member, partner, employer, community organisation, participant, supplier or supporter, your contributions, collaboration and commitment have helped shape a year full of progress, connection and impact. We’re…
Disability as Capability: Employer breakfast inspires change on World Sight Day 2025
On Thursday 9 October, CVGT Employment proudly partnered with Guide Dogs Victoria to host the Disability as Capability: Rethinking What Talent Looks Like breakfast experience at the Guide Dogs Victoria campus. Held in recognition of World Sight Day, the event…
Driving Confidence: Supporting young Tasmanians through Learner Driver Workshops
Youth, Family and Community Connections Inc. (YFCC) is a not-for-profit organisation based in North-West Tasmania, operating from six primary sites across Burnie, Devonport and Launceston. With a vision for a resilient and engaged community, YFCC provides a wide range of…
Transport service a vital link for Zoe Support Australia
Through a 2024 Community Grant, Zoe Support Australia in Mildura, Victoria has been able to provide a vital transport service with the purchase of three Butterfly Buses equipped with car seats to transport mothers and children to attend a range…
Starting Point Neighbourhood House: Supporting growth through Skills to Thrive
In the heart of Ravenswood, a northern suburb of Launceston, Starting Point Neighbourhood House stands as a beacon of community resilience and empowerment. Known for its wide range of programs and services, Starting Point is now launching a new initiative…