Tasmanian Catholic
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A little known area of the Catholic Church in Tasmania is rating highly nationally in its industry of providing employment services to people with disabilities.
Although Centacare Employment was forced to close last year after not being successful in gaining contracts under the Federal Government’s Job Services Australia, the Hobart based Blueline Employment has continued operating at a very successful level. With 22% of Tasmanians having a disability of some nature (according to the ABS figures), Blueline Employment provides support for job seekers and workers with intellectual and physical disabilities, mental health issues and people with acquired brain injuries. Blueline Employment manager, Kate Stevens, said the agency has been in operation for 12 years and is part of the Disability Employment Network.
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