Our Indigenous Programs
At AimBig Employment, we believe in the transformative impact of culturally responsive support to transform lives. We are dedicated to empowering our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants and employees through the Deadly Pathway Program and ensuring they receive the tailored assistance they need to thrive.
Read more about AimBig's Indigenous Participant Plan
Supporting our Participants
Deadly Pathways Program
The Deadly Pathways is an Indigenous pre-employment program providing training, mentoring and career pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants.
The 2-day program is free and facilitated by Kellico Recruitment & HR Services and Mob Up, our Indigenous business partners. Lunch is provided and earn PBAS points by attending.
As a Disability Employment Services or Workforce Australia participant of AimBig, we invite you to sign up for the program. You also enquire about transferring to Aimbig Employment to start your employment journey.
Growing our Employees
Deadly Futures Program
Deadly Futures is a 12-month traineeship program, designed to qualify, upskill, and grow the careers of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander employees.
The program includes a Certificate III in Business Administration, on the job training, support, coaching, mentoring and genuine career pathways.
Painting of The Arriba Journey.
The painting tells a story of The Arriba Group.
The middle symbol is the main symbol of the painting, which represents The Arriba Group. The surrounding red symbols represent the other enterprises under The Arriba Group, Rehab Management, AimBig Employment and LiveBig.
The white symbols around these represents the men and woman of the Arriba Group, alongside with the footprints. These represents everyone’s journey that are apart of or have been a part of The Arriba Group. Marcella’s, the workers and the customer/client’s journey.
The blue arms represent the connection of the enterprises to The Arriba Group and shows combined, they’re all one.
The brown and orange dots together represents that no matter of the difference of a person, we are all the same.
Throughout the painting it shows colours that make The Arriba Group, red and grey being two of the main colours.
Painting of The Arriba Journey
- By Artists Dawn-Natalie Brown