Regional Enterprise Development Institute (REDI.E) exists to support our communities, by opening doors to opportunity, positive career pathways and economic development. We are striving to create partnerships that will bring more industry to our regions, ensuring their long term sustainability. We are an Indigenous owned and managed organisation, proud to deliver employment, training and community services within the Murdi Paaki region and other parts of NSW.
REDI.E is a place where job seekers come to find like minded people with the same goals – and employers come to find a talent pool of well trained, qualified employees. We are about delivering more than just contracts. We develop relationships and cultivate talent. We operate with complete transparency and respect the diversity of each community. We live and work here – we are invested in the outcomes, because our communities are our people.
WHAT
We provide training for employers, employees and job seekers to give communities the tools they need to grow and prosper.
We are a member of Supply Nation, working to facilitate connections between businesses and procurement departments.
We work with organisations and levels of government to get involved with events and projects that deliver positive outcomes.
Communities are stronger when they work together. We facilitate projects, events and initiatives that help people contribute to their community and support each other.
We have this same commitment to engagement within our own organisation - with team days, Good News Stories and opportunities to advance their career.
We are a member of Supply Nation, working to forge connections between businesses and procurement departments, to provide more opportunities for Indigenous people.
Because of this membership, we have access to an extensive Indigenous business directory, allowing us to form new and important relationships.
Our RTO team can provide training for everyone, regardless of if they are a jobseeker, employee or someone just looking to upskill.
We also work with businesses to train their employees, so that they can ensure the highest quality service, while obtaining certificates and qualifications that allow them to expand their knowledge and develop their understanding of their industry.
REDI.E in partnership with Touch Football Australia (TFA), hosted the 2022 National Indigenous Touch Football Knockout on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th of November, in Dubbo. The event successfully returned, after a covid enforced hiatus in 2021, with 23 teams participating
Tarni Stepto the daughter of former Brewarrina man David Stepto visited Dubbo this week for a family gathering and took the opportunity to offer some of her valuable advice and guidance to a small group of Dubbo High School students.
The Dubbo automated return and earn depot provides employment opportunities and revenue to support local programs and activities. This initiative is funded/supported by the Australian Government.
Australia’s fastest shearers have gone head to head in Wagga, with 140 competitors – both men and women – taking part in the Wagga Wagga Quick Shear on the 7th of May. More than $40,000 in prize money was
Australia’s fastest shearers have gone head to head in Wagga, with 140 competitors – both men and women – taking part in the Wagga Wagga Quick Shear on the 7th of May. More than $40,000 in prize money was
When taking over Wilcannia’s only supermarket, the Friendly Grocer in January, REDI.E had a goal – to boost local employment and provide the community with a larger range of healthier food options. And that is exactly what we’ve done.
