The CAE work in conjunction with a number of different service providers to deliver courses.
Healthy Me is a social relationship program for people with disability that aims to build their skills, awareness and ability to manage in life so that they are better prepared for further group and vocational opportunities. Delivered in partnership with Alkira and Burke & Beyond disability & support organisations and other community providers.
Hospitality Hot Spot is a vocational preparation program for vulnerable cohorts who require support to develop necessary employability skills that will allow them to transition into accredited learning in hospitality or to access work. It incorporates barista, safe food handling and first aid training. Delivered in partnership with Burke & Beyond disability & support organisation and other community service providers.
Grow, Cook & Go! is a horticulture, cooking and life skills program that aims to develop life skills including planning, preparing and cooking simple, nutritious meals. It also enhances literacy, numeracy and personal management skills, providing pathways into further training and/or volunteering. Delivered in partnership with Thorne Harbour Positive Living Centre.
SPLICE is a full year visual arts course for young people aged 15-25 who have had a diagnosis of cancer. The course aims to prepare students for further studies in the visual arts industry and to integrate them into a creative and supportive environment to facilitate their recovery and resilience. Delivered in partnership with ONTrac at Peter Mac Victorian Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer Service at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.