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Social Enterprises at VMCH

Social enterprises support people with disability to start their careers with help from local businesses.
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Creating purpose through social enterprise

VMCH’s social enterprises provide real-world training, meaningful employment and community connection for people with disability across Victoria. From cafes and coffee vans to maintenance crews, gardening teams and handcrafted goods, each of our enterprises is a stepping stone toward independence.
Our Mission
Across Victoria, our social enterprise programs have delivered:
27,000
hours of job skills training in the past 12 months.
139
individuals supported in building work readiness skills.
11
people with disability employed directly in VMCH social enterprise roles.
VMCH Social Enterprises
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VMCH Shop

The VMCH Shop empowers individuals with disabilities to channel their creativity and skill into crafting a wide range of unique items for online sale.

Our participants meticulously handcraft each product, resulting in pieces that showcase their remarkable talents.
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VMCH Cafes

VMCH’s social enterprise cafes provide job-skills training and pathways to paid employment for people with disability. Our mission is to support people with disability to find and sustain meaningful, Award-wage employment, and remain connected to their communities.
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Opportunity Shops

The training programs at our op shops and
warehouse aim to give people the job skills for future employment in customer service and retail.


Located in various locations across Victoria,
our op shops are learning hubs for people to
gain real work experience in a safe and
supported setting

 
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Jobs and Learning

VMCH’s Jobs and Learning programs support people with disability to build skills, confidence and independence. Through hands-on training and social enterprise roles, participants gain real-world experience in areas like hospitality and gardening.

Our team also offers tailored support to help individuals find and keep meaningful, award-wage employment.
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