Bendigo Telco shares their GROW experience with MP Lisa Chesters

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Lisa Chesters, Federal Member for Bendigo, joined us at Bendigo Telco‘s new Fountain Court Hub, to learn more about the state-funded GROW Bendigo program and all the proactive businesses that have signed up to improve employment outcomes in the Bendigo region.

As an inaugural signatory to GROW, it was wonderful to share the great work that Bendigo Telco is doing in this space, especially their work on the recently launched GROW Youth Mentoring Program and autism initiatives to make their workplace more inclusive for the neurodiverse community.

We will continue to keep Lisa updated on our progress and achievements in this space!

If your company is interested in joining the growing list of GROW Bendigo signatories, please get in touch with the Be Bendigo office on 5442 7816

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