Success stories

Welcome to CVGT Employment’s job seeker success stories blog, where we share the inspiring journeys of real people who have overcome challenges to find meaningful work with the help of our team.

We hope these stories inspire and encourage you on your own job search journey.

Workforce Australia participant receives an act of kindness

An act of kindness – Community Chest donate sleeping bags to homeless participants

Conroy, CVGT Employment Workforce Australia participant, has been living on the streets in Wodonga. Thanks to the Albury Wodonga Community Chest Incorporated, who made a generous donation to CVGT Employment, he now has a sleeping bag backpack swag to keep…

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Chris Johnson shares personal experiences with participants Tracey and Regina at the Ready, Set, Go! program in Mildura.

Ready, Set, Go! program inspires confidence in Workforce Australia participants to find work

The CVGT Employment Mildura office recently ran the ‘Ready, Set, Go! program’, a unique motivational and educational program designed to inspire Workforce Australia job seekers who are having difficulty finding or sustaining long-term employment. The program, developed and delivered by…

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Charles from University of Wollongong fits Grace's new assistive grooming device.

CVGT Employment brings Grace one step closer to her dream job with assistive grooming device

Grace is a quadruple amputee, having contracted meningococcal when she was just a baby. Now 26 and fully independent, Grace spends her free time volunteering at the local animal shelter. “Growing up with animals, I have always loved spending time…

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Karen is all smiles at her new job. L-R: CVGT Employment Skills Mentor Danella, Workforce Australia participant Karen, Thomson Linen Company Owner Lesley and her daughter Sophie. 

Karen gets the right support to return to work after 12 years on welfare 

A terrible work experience stripped Karen’s confidence away. Suffering poor mental health, she became reliant on social welfare for 12 years. She recently found the perfect job at Thomson Linen Company and couldn’t be happier.  After connecting with the Workforce…

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