With increasing demand for community services workers, Woolgoolga’s Paul Hunt is one of many TAFE NSW Coffs Harbour Education Campus (CHEC) graduates learning the skills needed to support the Coffs community.

A Bega dad whose entire family is living with a disability has credited TAFE NSW with empowering him to support his loved ones and other vulnerable community members.

Diploma courses will be offered at TAFE NSW Liverpool for the first time in 2022 to meet demand for skilled workers in the local health and community services industry.

With NSW recording a surge in demand for counselling support services during a pandemic that has affected up to 300,000 jobsi, CEO of Lifeline Central West is encouraging locals to upskill to help with the shortage of skilled workers during National Mental Health month.

Tibetan refugee Yeshe Choesang has spent a lifetime fighting oppression, and the TAFE NSW Excellence Award winner continues to be a voice for those who cannot speak for themselves.

A Berrigan woman who has endured a torrid, decade-long battle with mental illness has credited TAFE NSW Deniliquin with helping give her the confidence and skills to secure a job.

A TAFE NSW graduate delivering a youth empowerment program for Kiama teens has urged locals to prioritise their health and wellbeing in what has been a difficult year for local young people.

A Young mum whose life has been punctuated by hardship has thanked TAFE NSW for allowing her to channel her experience into a rewarding career helping others.

Proud Kaurna man and TAFE NSW graduate Nil Nair is providing support to homeless people of Western Sydney through his role as Director of My Best Life Australia, a not-for-profit organisation supporting homeless people and victims of domestic violence.