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At a Glance: Key Outcomes (FY2024–25)

• 544 people supported across Wallara programs, enterprises and homes
• 615 people employed, including 236 supported employees (38% of workforce)
• 12 supported homes provided safe, community-connected inclusive living
• 1,908 hours of skill-building delivered
• 50+ schools, councils and business partners engaged
• 5 Social Traders-certified enterprises created inclusive employment

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Stories of Impact

Albert’s story: From a quiet school leaver to a workplace buddy, Albert built confidence with Learning and Lifestyle (L&L) coaches through music and media programs, but his focus was always on work. Determined to succeed, he tried work experience in Logistics, supported by both his L&L and Logistics coaches, and then transitioned into Supported Employment.

Today, Albert is a proud workplace buddy, mentor and emerging leader.

Ben’s story: Ben discovered his passion for storytelling through Wallara’s media and creative programs. With coaching and encouragement, he built confidence in front of the camera and developed new technical skills. He will soon start in Supported Employment with Wallara Media, creating digital content that showcases inclusion.

Voices of impact

“Because of donor support, I now have a job I love and friends I work with every day.”

– Wallara participant.
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“Wallara gave our daughter confidence and skills we never thought possible.”

– Parent testimonial.
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