What We Do

Our goal is to improve the social fabric and living standards of Western NSW residents

 

We do this through designing and delivering a range of services, with partners including State and Federal Government, other community organisations, local employers and education and training providers. We invite you to learn more about what we do, and how we can help you.

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Employment

 

Getting a job doesn’t just change one person’s life, it can impact a whole community.

We create opportunities for people to get work ready and get a job. We do this to bring communities out of a cycle of disadvantage and entrenched poverty, improve social outcomes and demonstrate positive career pathways to our communities’ young people.

We deliver programs that support all jobseekers, including young people, older workers and the long term jobseekers, to get job ready and enter long-term, meaningful and sustainable employment.

We also support local employers to fill their recruitment needs, and work in partnership with them to ensure successful outcomes for jobseekers and employers.

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Community Development Program

REDI.E is delivering the Community Development Program (CDP) - the Australian Government’s remote employment and community development service.

Our CDP team works with job seekers to provide training opportunities, upskilling language literacy and numeracy programs, as well as work for the dole activities. The program also includes Employment Mentoring - where REDI.E staff mentor the job seekers to help them gain employment.

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VTEC

Vocational, Training & Employment Centres (VTEC) work with governments and industry to source jobs for Indigenous job seekers.

Our VTEC team works with each participant to expand their resume and complete the training requirements specified by employers, while looking for job opportunities.

Our VTEC staff mentor and provide ongoing support once the participant has gained employment.

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Programs and Services

 

We deliver a range of community programs which work to build stronger, more sustainable communities throughout Western NSW.

We work with a number of partners to deliver these programs, including State and Federal government, local businesses, employers, community members and other not-for-profits.

We create and get involved with programs that help increase pride in our communities, build people’s understanding of the region’s cultural heritage, and support young people and their education.

These all form part of our holistic and whole-of-community approach to improving the social fabric and living standards of Western NSW.

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Working With Community

 

Regional Enterprise Development Institute supports many and varied community projects and events.

From small contributions to more involved strategies that focus on improving lives and outcomes throughout communities right across the state.

Our teams are heavily involved in the communities they live and work in.

We engage with local groups across the region, to ascertain where there is a need and we work to fill it with relevant projects that often involve our CDP clients.

Community Projects

Are you interested in partnering with REDI.E?

 

Start your journey with REDI.E by getting in touch below.

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Good News Stories

 

REDI.E is set to Provide Security for NRL Game in Dubbo for the Second Year in a Row

20 May, 2022

REDI.E has been successful in winning a competitive tender process through local government, Dubbo Regional Council, for the provision of security services for Round 11 of the 2022 NRL Premiership - Rabbitohs vs Raiders.

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Wilcannia Store going from Strength to Strength

19 May, 2022

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.

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REDI.E continues to be the best point of contact for community information in Wilcannia

31 March, 2022

Japanese Encephalitis prompts fresh warning around mosquito borne diseases

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Joint Media Release - Securing essential supplies for Wilcannia thanks to $500,000 food security grant.

23 March, 2022

Federal Member for Parkes Mark Coulton announced that REDI.E has been successful in securing $500,000 Food Security Grant for Wilcannia under Round 1 of the Strengthening Remote Communities - Food Security Grants.

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of Country where we live and work.

We pay our respects to Elders of past and present and acknowledge continuous connections and contribution to land, sea and community.

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