What is VERTO and what services does it provide?

VERTO is a not-for-profit organisation delivering employment services, training services, and community programs across New South Wales, Queensland, and the Australian Capital Territory.

Where are VERTO locations and what areas does VERTO cover?

VERTO operates across New South Wales, Queensland, and the Australian Capital Territory, with more than 130 locations.

Are VERTO's employment and community services free?

Many VERTO employment and community services are free to eligible participants, including Parent Pathways, Self-Employment Assistance, financial counselling, and tenancy advice services.

What is Inclusive Employment Australia and how does it relate to disability employment support?

Inclusive Employment Australia is one of VERTO's employment support offerings, helping people access work and workplace support.

What training courses does VERTO offer?

VERTO offers traineeships, short courses, and nationally recognised qualifications, including First Aid, RSA, White Card, and other vocational training.

How can VERTO help me start my own business through Self-Employment Assistance?

VERTO provides Self-Employment Assistance support for people who want to start or grow a small business.

Does VERTO help young people and school leavers find work?

Yes. VERTO offers Transition to Work and other employment support services for young people.

Can VERTO help with rental disputes or financial hardship?

Yes. VERTO provides tenancy advice and advocacy as well as financial counselling services.

Does VERTO provide services for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people?

VERTO offers Indigenous services and culturally safe support as part of its community and employment programs.

How can employers partner with VERTO for recruitment?

VERTO provides employer support services, including recruitment and workforce support.

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VERTO and Tradeswomen Australia | International Women’s Day video

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