How can you become a Work for the Dole host Further guidance is available in the Host organisation? Handbook document available at Your local jobactive provider will work with you to Want more information? identify opportunities to host activities. Go to To find your local jobactive provider visit Call the Employment Services Information Line on 13 62 68* What support is available? Do you need help with this fact sheet? Your jobactive provider will work closely with you to ensure your needs are met. If you need an interpreter, please call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on This includes having job seekers complete any 131 450* and ask for the Employment Services training necessary before commencing and Information Line on 13 62 68*. resolving any issues that come up. If you are deaf, or have a hearing or speech Funding is available to help offset some of the impairment you can use the National Relay costs of hosting a Work for the Dole Activity. This Service. For more information, visit . will be discussed with your jobactive provider. * Note that call charges apply for calls to ‘13’ numbers from mobile phones
How can you become a Work for the Dole host organisation? Your local jobactive provider will work with you to identify opportunities to host activities. To find your local jobactive provider visit What support is available? Your jobactive provider will work closely with you to ensure your needs are met. This includes having job seekers complete any training necessary before commencing and resolving any issues that come up. Funding is available to help offset some of the costs of hosting a Work for the Dole Activity. This will be discussed with your jobactive provider. Further guidance is available in the Host Handbook document available at Want more information? Go to Call the Employment Services Information Line on 13 62 68* Do you need help with this fact sheet? If you need an interpreter, please call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) on 131 450* and ask for the Employment Services Information Line on 13 62 68*. If you are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment you can use the National Relay Service. For more information, visit . * Note that call charges apply for calls to ‘13’ numbers from mobile phones