Emu Services Ltd

Emu Services Ltd is an Australian public benevolent institution established in 2011, dedicated to supporting individuals facing unemployment, disability, and social disadvantage. It operates with a strong commitment to professionalism, compassion, integrity, and hope, aiming to empower people to become more self-reliant and actively participate in their communities.

Mission and Vision

The mission of Emu Services Ltd is to assist both Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians who are unemployed or experiencing poverty and helplessness, helping them develop the skills and confidence needed to secure employment and improve their quality of life. The organisation envisions a community where all individuals, regardless of their background or challenges, can access tailored support that respects their cultural values and promotes inclusion.

Main Objectives

• Provide practical, community-based mentoring and support to individuals and their families.
• Enhance the capacity of unemployed and disadvantaged people to gain employment and participate socially.
• Deliver relief and assistance in ways that respect and uphold customary values, traditions, and culture.
• Support people with disabilities to improve their social and emotional wellbeing, independent living skills, and access to employment.
• Collaborate with employers and stakeholders to create opportunities and advocate for participants.

Benefiting Groups

• Unemployed individuals, including those facing long-term joblessness.
• People with disabilities seeking inclusion, skill development, and social connection.
• Indigenous Australians and non-Indigenous Australians experiencing poverty or social disadvantage.
• Families and carers of participants who require support and advocacy.

Types of Services and Activities

• Community Development and Employment Programs tailored to regional and remote areas.
• Inclusion services funded by the Australian Government, focusing on building confidence, social skills, and work-related abilities for people with disabilities.
• Mentoring and individual support that respects cultural backgrounds and personal aspirations.
• Community patrol services and disability support in specific regions such as Carnarvon.
• Peer Support and Capacity Building projects under the NDIS, fostering skill development and community connection.
• Advocacy and agency connection services to link participants with relevant local resources and supports.