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Hi. Welcome to beyond blue. I have some other ideas I can write when I get back to my laptop.
But my first thought was volunteer work. Could you use that as a means of transitioning into work.
Back shortly.
Tim
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Thanks Tim,
I've had trouble obtaining volunteer work in the past because in QLD you need 2 references even to volunteer for most organisations. But since I'm now temporarily staying with family elsewhere then that's something I can definately look into. Thanks
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Hello KittyCat23,
i would also like to welcome you to the forums...
I'm sorry you had a breakdown 3 years ago.. I've had two major ones and they are not good at all..I..I'm pleased that you're recovering well, that's a huge achievement and something that is really hard to do..so well done..
Im wondering if you have a job provider at all, they will write you up some good resumes to take to prospective employers, If they can't find you work, they will let you do a course at taffe..references then could probable come from teachers etc.. Sorry if I'm not much help, but I wanted to try and help you.
Wishing you good luck, KittyCat, and please feel free to use your thread here whenever you feel to..
Kindvthoughts,
Grandy...
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