In December 2024, we celebrated the graduation of our first cohort of women to complete the Her Futures Wellbeing Program. They have spent 12 weeks participating in our tailored health…
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Since June 2024, our Women's Business 2nd Chance team have been delivering a highly successful Tiddas in Construction program to First Nations women in Lismore and Coffs Harbour. Led by…
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Women’s Business 2nd Chance Program Manager Oneeva Tu’uhetoka and Lead Reach Out Officer Nakoa Pitt had the honour of travelling to New York to attend the 68th Session of the…
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Women’s Business 2nd Chance is helping First Nations women in Wellington to graduate TAFE with a qualification in Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Primary Health Care. Once qualified, they have…
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On Wednesday 5 July, Real Futures and Women’s Business 2nd Chance had the honour of welcoming the Hon Jodie Harrison MP to our Hub in Rooty Hill. Hon Jodie Harrison…
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Aleesha Salmond is a proud Gumbaynggirr woman. She is a busy full-time mum raising her two precious little boys, living in Moree, NSW. Aleesha connected with us as she was…
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Real Futures Women's Business partnered with a local Registered Training Organization, TOTAM Training, to present our aspirants with the opportunity to obtain their traffic control tickets. A big congratulations to…
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Tracy Saunders is a proud Kalkadoon woman who joined Women’s Business in April. Tracy has been working for Clean Force Property Services Ltd since July last year. She has shown…
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On behalf of Women’s Business, we would like to congratulate Alexandra Fenton Sloane, Temelia Briggs and Yulara Frail in obtaining employment with Greater Western Aboriginal Health Service. This powerhouse trio…
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We are very pleased to report that at the end of September 2021, the UN Women’s 2nd Chance Hub had the following key outcomes: • 317 women registered as of…
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