Thrive Hub
Thrive Hubs are community-based, person-centered services dedicated to empowering individuals to achieve their career aspirations and enhance their capacity for employment or further education.
These hubs function as comprehensive resource centers, seamlessly connecting community members to a wide range of services, ensuring they receive timely and appropriate assistance.
Tailored to meet the unique needs of each community, Thrive Hubs collaborate with industry experts, training providers, and individuals with lived experience to develop effective employment and educational pathways. This collaborative model fosters economic and social inclusion, ultimately leading to sustainable employment outcomes and stronger, more resilient communities.
![3 Panel Image: Panel 1: Two young female participants sitting on the couch, having a conversation while holding laptops on their laps. Panel 2: Two young male participants walking while having a conversation. Panel 3: A young participant and a youth advisor sitting on the couch with the BSL banner on the background.](https://assets.bsl.org.au/assets/TH_Comb.jpg)
Panel 1: Two young female participants sitting on the couch, having a conversation while holding laptops on their laps
Panel 2: Two young male participants walking while having a conversation
Panel 3: A young participant and a youth advisor sitting on the couch with the BSL banner on the background.
Services delivered through Thrive Hubs:
Work readiness and skill development:
Thrive Hubs provide comprehensive support to help individuals prepare for employment. This includes assistance with pre-employment requirements, opportunities for work experience through tasters, and activities that offer immersion in various industries.
Pre-employment accredited training:
Our hubs offer a carefully curated selection of core competency units that are essential across various industry certifications. This ensures that participants receive standardised, high-quality training that is widely recognised and valued by employers.
Coaching and personalised support:
Participants have access to tailored support services designed to meet their unique needs. This includes ongoing coaching and assistance even after they have secured employment, ensuring long-term success and stability.
Employer engagement and activation:
We actively engage with employers to co-design recruitment and induction pathways. This collaborative approach ensures that the hiring process is efficient and that new employees are well-prepared to integrate into their roles.
Empowering local communities:
Thrive Hubs work to raise awareness about issues of economic, financial, and social inclusion within local communities. By doing so, we aim to foster a more inclusive environment where all individuals have the opportunity to thrive and succeed.
Eligibility criteria:
To access the services offered at Thrive Hubs, individuals must be residents of Victoria and have full working rights in Australia
![A young apprentice sits at a table having a work conversation with another employee. Both are dressed in Hi-Vis clothing.](https://assets.bsl.org.au/assets/CSZ3027.jpg)
Industry partnerships
Employment and industry partnerships are vital components of our program, providing participants with exposure to various career paths and opportunities to expand their community connections. Employers can engage in several ways:
- Sharing industry expertise and insights through guest speaking or mentoring sessions
- Participating in workshops focused on interview skills training and conducting mock interviews.
- Providing avenues for work tasters, internships, traineeships, and job placements.
- Facilitating introductions and networking opportunities to enhance employment prospects within the community.
- Collaborating with local Community Investment Committees to drive positive community impact and change.
Partners
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Thrive Hub locations
Hume:
Address: Level 2, 1100 Pascoe Vale Road,
Broadmeadows, Victoria 3047
Phone Contact: Zeina Zogheib 0436 413 802
Email: thrivehubhume@bsl.org.au
Frankston and Mornington Peninsula:
Address: 3-5 Thompson Street,
Frankston, Victoria 3199
Phone Contact: Kate Merchan 0419 767 292
Email: thrivehubfmp@bsl.org.au