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If you have a disability or health condition, including a mental health condition, getting started on your employment journey is easy. Whether you are looking for your first job or returning to work, you can get one-on-one support from our Geneva Job Coaches.
Benefits of finding the right job:
We can help you find the right type of job that matches your personal lifestyle, goals, and interests.
Everyone is unique and looking for something different, which is why you will work closely with your Geneva Job Coach. They can guide you through the entire process and support you in finding:
Our team of Geneva Job Coaches will support you every step of the way.
1-on-1 support
We can help you with:
Group support
During group learning time, we’ll cover:
Our team provides our Mahi Up services in the following region:
Fully funded service
Our Mahi Up service is fully funded by Work & Income for people who are eligible. This means you don’t have to pay to use our services within the limits of your funding.
If you’re on a benefit from Work and Income and have part-time work obligations, you’ll generally be eligible to access our services for free.
To check if you’re eligible for our fully funded services, speak to your Case Manager at Work and Income.
You can start your employment journey straight away. There are no waitlists for this service.
You’ll receive up to 26 weeks of coaching and support to secure employment, with regular check-ins and support for at least 6 months.
“Don’t let anyone tell you what your limits are.” – Aaron
Every disability or health condition is different, that’s why you’ll receive one-on-one support that meets your needs and preferences. No matter what your barriers are, we can work with you to make sure you can access our services.
You can refer yourself by contacting us directing at [email protected].
Alternatively, your Case Manager from Work & Income can refer you to us by sending the referral information to [email protected]. We will then assess the referral to see if we’re able to provide our services.
Getting started is easy. Contact our team to begin your career journey.
Q: How do I know if I’m eligible for fully funded Mahi Up services?
A: If you’re on a benefit from Work and Income and have part-time work obligations, you’ll generally be eligible to access our services for free. Check with your Case Manager at Work and Income for more details.
Q: How long does it take to find a job that’s right for me?
A: The amount of time and effort it takes to find a job that’s right for you depends on your flexibility, your training and skills, the level of accessibility and support from potential employers, and how many jobs are available.
Q: I’m unsure if I want a job
A: There are many great benefits to being employed. We can talk you through the process and answer any questions or concerns you may have.
Q: What happens if I don’t like the job I get?
A: Finding the right job for you is important. If you’ve given a job a go and decided that it’s not for you, we can continue to support you in finding another job.
Q: I currently have a job but I’m looking to change. Can you help me?
A: Our Mahi Up service is designed to support individuals who are not currently employed and are looking for work. If you’re looking to change jobs, we recommend exploring other career support services that may better suit your needs.
Q: Who can I contact if I have questions about your service?
A: Contact our team by emailing [email protected].
Have a question? Send a message to Geneva’s friendly support team.
If you prefer to call or email, our team is available to help between 8am – 4.30pm, Monday to Friday.
