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Reflecting on an Inspiring 2024 AGM at NELLEN
On Tuesday, NELLEN hosted our much-anticipated Annual General Meeting at La Maison, Wodonga. The highlight was an insightful panel discussion facilitated by Tammy Atkins, featuring industry leaders who shared their diverse experiences and the importance of vocational pathways. Our panellists, Melinda Carlyle, Adam Wiseman, and Natalie Ajay, provided candid insights into the vocational challenges and…
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Why Aged Care Deserves More Recognition… And Why You Might Be Perfect For It
At NELLEN, we’re on a mission to shine a spotlight on professions that truly make a difference, and right at the top of that list is aged care. This crucial job often flies under the radar, but it’s one of the most impactful and essential roles in our society. Today, we’re advocating for a re-evaluation…
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Annual General Meeting – Details & Agenda
Date: Tuesday, 28 May 2024 Time: 4.45pm for 5pm commencement Where: La Maison, 40 Lincoln Causeway, Wodonga AGENDA 1. Meeting opening – welcome & acknowledgement. 2. Apologies 3. Minutes of the 2023 Annual General Meeting Notice of Motion: That the minutes of the 2023 Annual General Meeting be accepted. 4. Presentation of the Chairperson’s Report…
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Mark Your Calendars: AGM – 28 May 2024, full details coming soon!
Our Annual General Meeting (AGM) is just around the corner. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to engage, reflect on our past year’s achievements, and help shape the future of our initiatives. Full details including the time, agenda and how to participate will be announced shortly. Stay tuned to ensure you’re part of this…
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On the Road to Success
Exploring the Impact of the Regional Transport Fund It is our pleasure to share recently gained insights into how the Regional Transport Fund (RTF) is significantly enhancing access to education in our community. The RTF, an initiative funded by the Victorian Department of Education, addresses a critical challenge in regional Australia: the accessibility of further…
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How Work Works
The How Work Works Project A dynamic youth-led research initiative Unveiling Insights: Exploring Workforce Dynamics The How Work Works Project has successfully concluded its mission to delve into employment, workforce development and industry growth across the Alpine, Indigo, Towong, and Wodonga regions. Under the guidance of the former Director of the Foundation for Young Australians,…