The Djurwa Team are thrilled to share our REvive program, spearheaded by Managing Director Nathan Martin in partnership with BINGO Industries, Yalagan Training Group, and Corrective Services NSW, was recently featured on ABC News! This initiative is dedicated to providing training and employment opportunities for First Nations ex-offenders, offering them a chance to build a better future while completing their sentences.
In the spotlight was Cindy, whose inspiring journey showcases what a bit of grit and determination can achieve and how programs like REvive can transform someone’s future. REvive is more than just a program; it’s about creating pathways for long-term employment and fostering positive, lasting change for our Mob.
A very proud moment for our team and all involved in the program!
You can view the full coverage below and read the ABC News article here.
