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Last updated 2- April 2012

Welcome to OCTEC Limited

 

INTRODUCTION to OCTEC

OCTEC Limited (formerly OCTEC Incorporated) is a not-for-profit, community organisation focused on delivering advocacy and case management services to help lift people out of poverty and dependence. OCTEC's work in this regard is supported by our delivery of employment, education and training services.

With sites and staff located across Central West New South Wales, and a track record of delivering services throughout the state, OCTEC offers genuine opportunities for disadvantaged people to be trained and supported in finding and maintaining work. OCTEC firmly believes that vocational training and meaningful work have the potential to change people's lives for the better, helping them move from dependency to resiliency and independence. A key to OCTEC's success has been the tailoring of services according to individual and local circumstances, ensuring that we have continually evolved as an organisation throughout our 34 years of operation.

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OCTEC provides services and programs, which address and relieve poverty, sickness, distress, misfortune, destitution or helplessness by:

  • developing, case managing and providing advocacy services to disadvantaged people to improve their ability to seek, obtain and retain employment;
  • researching, initiating and developing programs that provide support services for local people, in particular the young, aged, infirmed or otherwise disadvantaged people;
  • seeking support in the community to assist people to develop their capacity for obtaining and retaining employment and to become more self-reliant and better skilled during periods of unemployment;
  • having a track record of presenting to employers people with the skills, capability, work ethics and behaviours appropriate to the needs of employers.

OCTEC's pledge is to provide quality services to all clients regardless of race, gender, age, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, marital status or physical and intellectual impairment. OCTEC aims for flexibility in the delivery of services to meet the needs of clients, including those who are disadvantaged or isolated.

Covering a large area of regional New South Wales, OCTEC's service area extends from Broken Hill to Bateman's Bay and from the Victorian border to Dubbo and Nyngan.

OCTEC actively seeks to know the needs of the community it serves, including business, government and representative organisations.

Image of OCTEC service coverage, from Broken Hill to Sydney and from Brewarrina to Griffith