Read the June edition of the First Nations Workforce News

Discover how local, place-based solutions are making an impact. This edition highlights Tamworth Council’s pioneering Closing the Gap agreement and explores how regional workforce planning and local advisory groups can create culturally safe solutions for a thriving First Nations health workforce.

We thank our incredible guest speakers who presented at our National Reconciliation Week event and celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Mookai Family Health clinic opening in Cairns.

Look ahead to upcoming opportunities, including the Puggy Hunter Memorial Scholarship Scheme which opens for applications on 1 September. You can also still register for our detailed workshop – Unpacking SCHADS: Compliance Essentials Every Employer Should Know.

Keep reading for details on workforce resources and how we can support your community!

Read June’s edition of the  CheckUP Connect Newsletter

Learn about our newly launched Disability Friendly Business Basics micro-credentials, a free online course designed to help your business become more inclusive. Be one of the first 50 to complete the suite and get promoted on our website and socials!

June and July are packed with events. Register now for the Brisbane #GOHEALTH Careers Expo on 18 June, join us for a Community Services Morning Tea in Gympie on 20 June, and secure your spot for online workshops covering NDIS registration changes and SCHADS Award compliance.

Our team has been busy connecting with organisations across the state for Small Business Month and discussing workforce solutions with industry leaders in North Queensland.

This edition also contains news on our new Health Industry Workforce Advisor, Dr Alina Khalid, and highlights key resources like the Jobs and Skills Atlas and opportunities to help shape the future of health qualifications.

Keep reading for details on how we can support your organisation and to learn more about upcoming events!