Job Pathways is a not-for-profit community development company owned in partnership by two well respected Aboriginal organisations – Wunan Foundation and Mirrum Dawung (formally KREAC).
Our organisation was established in 2013 to deliver the Federal Government’s Community Development Program across the broader East Kimberley and Halls Creek/Tjurabalan Regions.
The establishment of the Revive Store in 2017 was an initiative to provide a valued service to the community while creating meaningful employment opportunities for long-term unemployed people through an ‘intermediate labour market’ model integrated with the CDP program Waste to Wages.
2020 saw EKJP broaden its scope of social impact across the East Kimberley and Halls Creek/Tjurabalan Regions by establishing itself as a National Disability Insurance Scheme Provider (NDIS) and a Containers Deposit Scheme (CDS) operator.
The diversity in services we provide allow us to deliver specialised supports to clients with a wide range of support requirements as well as increasing employment opportunities throughout the regions.
Company Details
- Employees
- 44
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 5 Cocus Way, Kununurra,western Australia 6743,australia
- Industry
- Non-Profit Organizations
- Website
- ekjp.org.au
- HQ
- Kununurra, Western Australia
Job Pathways Questions
Job Pathways's website is ekjp.org.au
Job Pathways's LinkedIn profile is https://au.linkedin.com/company/job-pathways
Job Pathways has
44 employees.
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employees at Job Pathways.
Job Pathways's industry is
Non-profit Organizations
Job Pathways's top competitors are
Logleads Cloud Data Solutions,
National Indigenous Australians Agency,
Wunan Foundation,
Orange Sky Australia,
Unee,
Iconia Partners,
Challenger Capital,
Job Prospects,
Jawun,
Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation.
Job Pathways's categories are Non-profit Organizations
Job Pathways's founding year is 2013
