This story is a beautiful reminder that aged care is about more than just daily support—it’s about helping people stay connected to the moments that matter most.
Beheshta’s story is a powerful example of how targeted support and personal resilience can open doors to opportunity.
SydWest’s Digital Mentoring program is giving seniors the confidence to navigate the online world — from staying in touch with family to accessing vital services.
Zerlish shares her story of SydWest’s support in connecting with other mothers and finding a job she likes.
Zawmyo’s story of settlement is a testament to the power of perseverance and the impact of community support.
For the past three years, SydWest has teamed up with John Holland and TAFE NSW to help newly arrived migrants and refugees kickstart careers in construction.
Rachael has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair for mobility. Rachael completed her participation in Backswing, a program that is designed to help people living with a disability increase their work readiness and employability skills.
When 16-year-old Yaser arrived in Australia last year, he spoke little English and hadn’t been to school in over three years.
Our Community Connection Coordinator (CCC) met John (not his real name) and his brother after receiving a referral from Fairfield Hospital.
Job Seeker Pumalay Mudliar was motivated by, and enjoyed the course, receiving an excellent recommendation from the assessor, which can help him secure employment in the future.