Our Program's
Our Pathways
- A year 11 students interested in health begins by enrolling in a Certificate II in health services assistance while still at school. This Provides basic nationally recognised health training
- Following the completion of the Cert II The students then transition into a school-based traineeship, while studying a certificate III in health services assistance in year 12. This means that they're gaining real qualifications while at school.
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Deadly start Program
School-based traineeship positions for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students going into year 11 in 2026.
Completing a Certificate II in health support Services and Certificate III , school-based traineeship with opportunities to be considered for ongoing employment.
Education2Employment program in partnership provides culturally supportive pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to start a career in the healthcare industry.
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A different model that achieves incredible outcomes
Our vision is to grow the true potential of Australia’s First Peoples by inspiring and promoting self-determination through education, health and employment.
Despite significant investment in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health programs over the past 40 years, progress towards closing the gap for Indigenous health has been slow. While to some extent interventions from Government and non-Government organisations have been developed based on best-practice research and learned experience, consideration for the complexity of issues and diversity of communities has often been missing.
Many assumptions regarding predicted response and theory of change are oversimplified and unrealistic when placed into remote and very remote Indigenous communities.
Seed Foundation Australia’s Model is
different and works
because:
- Graduates will return to work in their home communities - creating lasting and positive change.
- This will benefit long-term health outcomes for Indigenous communities throughout Northern Australia through the improved health literacy and awareness of basic practices to reduce the risk of preventative communicable disease.
Our long-term plan is to expand Seed Foundation Australia to support the development of services for mental health, family violence, substance misuse and involvement in the justice system. We want to be leaders in this field and to disrupt the existing systems and conditions which have maintained the status quo for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and wellbeing outcomes.
