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Halo is a non-profit incorporated career and personal leadership development agency advancing hopes, aspirations and leadership opportunities. This is achieved through programmes, advocacy, coaching and networking opportunities that enable individuals to discover who they are, design their own futures and make a difference in their communities. Our programmes reflecting sound theory and research provide opportunities for participants regardless of their life circumstances to transform hopes and dreams into determination, focus and action so they may confidently demand success and all that accompanies it. |
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Latest NewsStatewide Indigneous Youth Leadership Programme - One Sky, Many Paths! Funded by the State Government for Communities, Halo has been conctracted to work in partnership with Challenger TAFE's Centre for Leadership, Cultural & Community Development to deliver the Statewide Indigenous Youth Leadership Programme "One Sky, Many Paths". This is a very exciting project working with Aboriginal young people from all over Western Australia. For more information or to nominate click here Halo trainee youth workers Jarmain Pickett and Malcolm Riley at the Parliament House launch of "One Sky, Many Paths." They will provide participants with peer support throughout the project.
Halo House Halo is currently working toward the development of 'Halo House.' The Prime Minister's 650 million dollar job fund has provided the halo team with the opportunity to tender for funds to develop a home for young men participating in our programmes. Halo House will support residents to make the changes in their lives that limit their risk of future homelesness and lead to economic independence. Halo Founder Lee-Anne Smith in her role as Cockburn Councillor with Halo Trainee Youth Workers Malcolm Riley and Jarmaine Tucker
Community living project
Halo has been contracted by Disability Services Commission to provide mentoring and community living support to women with a disability. The programme assists people with a disability to remain living in their own homes while providing opportunties to participate, connect and engage with their local communities read more... |
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