Supported Employment
If you are a person living with an intellectual and looking for work, Minda can help you develop the right skills and confidence to establish meaningful connections and be successful in the workplace, whether it’s work experience placement, internships, apprenticeships or on-the-job coaching.
Find your dream job today with Minda and SA Group Enterprises!
"I love working with Minda. It allows me to connect and build new friendships."
With 10 different businesses to choose from – we have gardeners, e-recyclers, carpenters, and graphic designers just to name a few - we've got all kinds of jobs for all kinds of people!
You’ll earn your own money, develop new skills, gain experience, and become a part of the Minda community! All while reaching your NDIS goals along the way. Sounds pretty good, right?
To be eligible for Supported Employment, you must:
- Have an NDIS plan
- Be eligible for a Disability Support Pension (DSP)
- Be looking for employment
- Be 16 years of age
Contact South Australian Group Enterprises
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Feb 21, 2023
Supported Employment, General NewsCheese Toasty Week was a hit!
The inaugural Cheese Toasty Week at Minda's Commercial Enterprises site at Reynella teaching important life skills.
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Feb 14, 2023
Supported Employment, Education & Training, General News
Forklift Drivers on the Block
Supported by Minda and SA Group Enterprises, some of our fantastic TRAK employees recently completed their forklift assessments and are now qualified forklift drivers thanks to some fantastic training.
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Feb 13, 2023
Supported Employment, Education & Training, General News
Successful Pilot Transition Program from Department for Education
Fifty students living with a disability took part in a pilot Disability Pathway and Transition program, organised by the Department for Education. As part of this, SA Learning Centre (SALC) coordinated come-and-try days to visit our SA Group Enterprises.
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Jul 02, 2021
Supported Employment, Education & Training, General News
A better understanding of working in disability
When Sheena Wilson joined the team at Electronics Recycling Australia in March last year, she didn’t have any background in working with people with disability.
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