Corrections Employment Support

From inside to outside,
we’ll support you to get back to work

If you’re preparing for release or have recently returned to the community, CVGT Employment is here to help you take the next step.

Whether you’re looking to return to work or find a job for the first time, we’ll walk alongside you on your journey.

Getting connected is simple. Here’s what happens:

01

Fill in the enquiry form

It only takes a few minutes. You’ll be asked a few questions about your situation.

02

We’ll get in touch

A CVGT Employment team member will contact you to arrange a meeting.

03

We meet and plan

We’ll talk with you about your goals, strengths and any support you might need.

04

We start the journey

Together, we’ll build a pathway to employment and support you every step of the way.

Supporting you

We offer a safe, non-judgemental employment service. Your past does not define your potential. With the right support, guidance and access to employment, you can take steps toward a brighter future.

When you work with us, you’ll get help from a team that understands your experience and knows how to support you.

We can help you understand your skills, access training to build new skills, and talk about your career goals, such as manufacturing, warehousing or logistics.

How we can help you

Talk through your goals and what kind of work you’re interested in

Connect with support services beyond employment

Understand the skills and qualifications you already have

Support with your resume

Practice job interviews

Find the right employer for you

Try out jobs through work experience or job trials

Get support when you start working, and for as long as you need it

Let’s work together from inside to outside – and into meaningful work.

By connecting with us, you’re taking a powerful step toward independence and stability.

Who we support

People nearing release or recently released from custody

Parents and carers

Youth aged 15-24

People with long-term injuries, health conditions or disabilities

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This is just one example of the many roles you can step into with support from CVGT Employment, including reception, administration, retail and more.

It only takes a few minutes to complete the form below.
Need help? Call us on 132 848 or email [email protected]

Why we ask extra questions:

The form includes questions like whether you’re aged 15–24, or a parent or carer of a child under six. These help us match you with the right employment program and team member. This may change after we speak with you and learn more about your situation.

Where we work

We operate across:

Metropolitan Melbourne

Regional Victoria
(Ballarat, Bendigo, Horsham, Kilmore, Shepparton, Seymour, Wangaratta, Mildura, Swan Hill, Echuca, Wodonga)

Tasmania

Enter your Town or Suburb in the search bar below to find our services near you, or call us on 132 848 if you have any questions.

Even if your location is not on the list below, we encourage you to get in touch, as we may still be able to support you or refer you to a provider in your area.

About CVGT Employment

CVGT Employment is a not-for profit employment service that helps people find meaningful work.
We’ve supported lots of people who have had contact with the justice system. We understand the challenges that can come with rebuilding after that experience.

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