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Employer and community partnerships

Employer and community partnerships

Fostering synergy: collaborative initiatives
CoAct Network staff members and leaders sit in a busy, corwded conference room during the annual Service Partner conference

Shared values

Since 1997, CoAct has partnered with over 100 employers and community-based organisations and each one has added to the rich tapestry of expertise and innovation that is the CoAct network.

We all continue to share the same values and the same goals; to give disadvantaged Australians the opportunity to lead healthy and satisfying lives and at the same time strengthen the communities in which we operate.

Become a partner

We welcome any company or organisation that shares our passion to become an employer partner or community partner and stay in contact with what is happening across the network, as well as potentially work with us when suitable opportunities arise. Contact our partnership team: [email protected].

Our partnerships

Learn more about our employer and community partnerships.

Australian Spatial Analytics (ASA)

ASA is a professional data services company that wholeheartedly believes in the unique perspectives of neurodivergent individuals and their ability to drive Australia’s digital future. In operation since 2020, ASA is built on the vision of creating job opportunities for young neurodivergent adults in the digital economy.

Motor Trades Association Queensland (MTAQ)

CoAct is partnering with Motor Trades Association Queensland (MTAQ) to help foster inclusivity and increase workforce diversity.

University of Queensland

Dr Miriam Moeller and the research team at University of Queensland (UQ) are paving the way for neuroinclusion in the workplace. Their research aims to reduce the under-employment of autistic people by identifying the barriers and enablers to successful employment.

ICS Service Solutions

ICS Service Solutions, a leader in the cleaning industry, has partnered with CoAct to drive a transformative shift in their hiring practices. By working with CoAct’s Disability Employment Services (DES), ICS has successfully recruited over 50% of their workforce in Queensland from people living with disability.

Business Chamber Queensland – Workforce Evolve

The Workforce Evolve program, offered by Business Chamber Queensland and funded by the Workforce Connect Fund, helps businesses attract, hire, and retain talent in a tight labor market. Businesses who complete the program that require more targeted and tailored support to achieve their recruitment needs can be referred to CoAct.

News

The latest news from CoAct and our service partners.