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Julie’s employment success at First Things First

July 21, 2013
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STEPS job seeker Julie is a reliable, friendly and productive worker. Yet at 41 years of age she was still to secure her first job.

Julie’s honest and genuine personality is what prompted Megan Flux, Director at Townsville’s First Things First Wellness Centre to give Julie her first step on the journey to gainful employment. First Things First gave Julie the opportunity to kick-start her career with help from the STEPS Employment Program.

“She’s blended in so well and has become an integral member of our team,” enthuses Megan.

Congratulations Julie, we think you’re great!

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