We’re excited to announce our partnership with Hutchinson Builders through a Supported Hosted Employmentagreement.
This collaboration offers a meaningful employment opportunity for people with disability in the construction industry, providing the support they need to thrive.
The first project involved preparing modular buildings for transport. Team members worked on tasks such as taping windows and vanities, as well as securing doors and other movable items within the completed structures.
Every team member also earnt their White Card, which is a mandatory certification for anyone working in the construction industry in Australia.
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