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Alongside Support is a progressive NDIS service provider based in Albury, New South Wales, dedicated to empowering individuals living with disabilities. Their mission centers on promoting independence and well-being, ensuring equal opportunity and the freedom of choice for participants. The organization values empathy, reliability, communication, and compassion, focusing on creating meaningful interactions and experiences for those they support. They aim to assist participants emotionally, mentally, and physically, fostering an inclusive community for all. Generated from the website

OCTEC Employment Service in Albury, New South Wales, offers a range of support services aimed at helping individuals secure employment and training opportunities. Their programs cater to various groups, including young people, individuals with disabilities, and parents seeking pathways for their children. With a strong focus on workplace inclusivity, OCTEC supports both employers and job seekers through training, financial assistance, and dedicated career consultants. Their success stories underscore their commitment to fostering independence and confidence among participants as they transition into the workforce. Generated from the website

The Remote Vocational Training Scheme (RVTS) in Albury, New South Wales, is a national training program dedicated to supporting medical practitioners seeking General Practice and Rural Generalist Fellowship. Through a combination of distance training and remote supervision, RVTS aims to enhance access to vocational training for doctors, particularly in rural, remote, and First Nations communities across Australia. With over 25 years of experience, RVTS has successfully trained and retained medical practitioners, fostering strong community ties while ensuring continuous, high-quality medical care. The program offers personalized support through dedicated case managers, supervisors, and educators, without the burden of application fees, making it a sustainable solution for the recruitment and retention of rural doctors. Generated from the website