Register an event to win
This year, there are five ALW2019 prizes of $1000 each for adult education providers that run the best #ALW2019 event in their communities. We are looking for fun and innovative…
Emma’s a role model
Emma struggled at high school and left school early due to mental illness. She was encouraged to join Community College Northern Inland Inc’s Foundations Class but she was reluctant at…
Mason’s turned the corner
When 26 year old Mason came into the Tiered Training and Transition program at The Bridge he had been unemployed for four years. He had spent most of his time…
Jodie has found her voice
Jodie came to the program at the Australian Institute of Social Relations on the recommendation and with the support of her employer – Incompro Youth Services – which provides support…
Zaahra makes a new life
Hailing from a country and culture in which the value of education for women is ignored, when Zahraa arrived in Australia from Iraq three years ago she was determined to…
Zoe’s dream comes true
Life at home was difficult and Zoe left school at year 10. At 17 she fell pregnant but tragically lost her unborn son to a fatal heart condition. Determined to…
Andrey realizes his potential
Andrey works at a local quarry where the work is hard and dirty and the hours are long. He knew the place inside out and was the ‘go to’ person…
Samuel is an advocate for adult literacy
In October 2016 Samuel saw an ad on TV for Reading Writing Hotline with a phone number for help and realised it was time to make the call. He was…
Sue inspires others
Sue began work doing light duties as a volunteer at Pangerang Community House after she had acquired a brain injury. Soon she enrolled in a beginners computer class to re-learn…