Women Working Together: Introduction for mentees

Name: Women Working Together: Introduction for mentees
Start: 2024-11-12T15:00:00+1100
End: 2024-11-12T16:00:00+1100
Location: Westvale Community Centre

Tue, 12 Nov, 3pm - 4pm AEDT

Westvale Community Centre

kings park, australia

COTA Victoria

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Event description

Are you seeking seeking support to re-train, find sustainable work, or volunteer?

COTA Victoria's no-cost Women Working Together program assists those aged 50 and above on their training and employment pathway.

This information session will assist you to determine whether having a mentor is right for you. If you decide to take part in the program, you’ll be matched with a professional mentor to support you through each step in your journey.

Learn more about our Employment Support program here.

Who can be a mentee?

We are looking for you if you are:

A woman aged 50+ seeking support to help find suitable training, paid work, or volunteer opportunities
Willing to participate in facilitated, online training delivered by COTA Victoria
Available 2-4 hours per month to meet up with your mentor for a minimum of 6 months
Living in the south-eastern or western suburbs of Melbourne

If that describes you, we’d love for you to take part in this information session.

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COTA Victoria

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Council on the Ageing (COTA) Victoria is the leading not-for-profit organisation representing the interests and rights of people aged 50+ in Victoria. For more than 70 years, we have led government, corporate and community thinking about the positive aspects of ageing. Today, our focus is on promoting opportunities for, and protecting the rights of, older Victorians.

We are a not-for-profit community organisation and fund our activities with the support of government, members, philanthropic trusts, businesses and the public. We have an experienced Board, highly qualified Melbourne staff, and dedicated community volunteers throughout Victoria. As a member-based organisation we are run by, for and with older Victorians.

Seniors Rights Victoria (SRV) is the key state-wide service dedicated to advancing the rights of older people and the early intervention into, or prevention of, elder abuse in our community.

SRV has a team of experienced advocates, lawyers, and social workers who provide free information, advice, referral, legal advice, legal casework, and support to older people who are either at risk of or are experiencing elder abuse. SRV supports and empowers older people through the provision of legal advice directly to the older person.

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