Helping Disadvantaged People In Local Communities
In this Podcast we talk to Sue Halawa of the Skills & Training Network (STN) about her work.
\nThe Skills & Training Network is a no profit organisation that offers education training, advocacy, mentoring, careers advice and guidance, outreach, job brokerage, and projects to support young people and adults and to help them to make the most of their skills/ abilities and expand their aspirations in life.
\nThey work with disadvantaged young people and especially with the migrant community. They also offer welfare advocacy and advice.
\nSTN was set up to serve the community and we take the responsibility to help disadvantaged people in the local communities. They provide individual and community support.