Warrnambool-Moyne, VIC
Community Investment Committee
The Warrnambool-Moyne Community Investment Committee harnessed the unique collaborative spirit of the region to connect key industries, community services and young people through innovative projects.
Established in 2021, the Warrnambool-Moyne Community Investment Committee (CIC) brought together key youth employment stakeholders from across the region, including TAFE, employment services, Indigenous organisations, the Local Jobs Program, and major local industries like dairy farming and health care.
Regional Industry Snapshot
Top 5 occupations:
- Livestock farmers
- Sales assistants
- Registered nurses
- Truck drivers
- Retail managers
Top 3 employing industries:
- Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
- Health care and social assistance
- Manufacturing
Engagement
- More than 1 in 4 (29.5%) of young people aged 20–24 have not completed Year 12 or equivalent education.
(Source: 2021 ABS Census, Accessed May 2024)
Stories from Warrnambool-Moyne
Our Youth Advisory Board brings together young people who are invested in their local community and care...
In 2021, the National Youth Employment Body supported communities to design and implement a skills pathway...
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In 2022, BSL and Brophy in southwest Victoria teamed up to pilot a pathway for young people into agriculture...
This Community Investment Committee (CIC) Practice Guide outlines a model of community collaboration...
When you live just outside of Warrnambool, you don’t have a car, there’s no buses into town, and all...