FOR more than three decades, WDEA Works has extended a helping hand to local communities, making a positive difference in people’s lives through employment and connection. Today, they proudly announce their relocation to larger and more centralised premises at 38-40 Welsford Street, Shepparton, solidifying their commitment to enhancing the lives of individuals and the communities they serve.
With an impressive track record of assisting over 40,000 individuals across Australia in finding meaningful employment, WDEA Works has established itself as a vital catalyst for change. Their efforts not only transform the lives of their clients but also uplift the communities they belong to, generating a ripple effect of progress and prosperity.
The new premises in Shepparton represents WDEA Works’ continuous growth and development. The relocation enables the experienced and dedicated staff to seamlessly deliver a range of crucial services, including:
School Leaver Employment Services (SLES)
NDIS Plan Management, Disability Employment Services (DES) WDEA Works Foundation
WDEA Works Shepparton celebrated the grand opening of their new site on Friday, June 2. The day commenced with a heartfelt Smoking Ceremony led by Dixie Patton.
Site Manager at WDEA Works Shepparton, Milena Millar said of the event,”We are thrilled to expand our operations and establish a larger presence in Shepparton.
“This relocation represents our unwavering commitment to creating opportunities and transforming lives. By providing comprehensive employment and support services, we aim to empower individuals, foster inclusion, and ultimately build stronger, more vibrant communities.”
Drop in a see the WDEA Works Team at their new address 38-40 Welsford Street, Shepparton or visit us online at www.wdeaworks.org.au
