Learning what you are interested in (Easy Read)
![]() | It is important to learn what you are interested in. |
![]() | Learning what you are interested in can help you to:
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![]() | There are many ways you can learn what you are interested in. For example:
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![]() | It is important to get good support to learn what you are interested in. For example support from your family and friends. |
![]() | There are other ways you can get support to find out what you are interested in. |
![]() | You may be able to get Finding and Keeping a Job funding in your NDIS plan. |
![]() | You can use Finding and Keeping a Job funding to get support to:
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![]() | For more information about Finding and Keeping a Job funding speak to your LAC or Support Coordinator or go to: www.ndis.gov.au/participants/lifetransitions/employment-support/guideemployment |
![]() | You may also be able to get support from Inclusive Employment Australia or IEA for short. |
![]() | IEA used to be called Disability Employment Services or DES for short. |
![]() | An IEA provider can help you with:
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![]() | The IEA provider can also support you after you get a job by:
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![]() | For more information about how an IEA provider can help you go to: www.jobaccess.gov.au |
![]() | For more information about how an IEA provider can help you go to: www.jobaccess.gov.au |

















