Find the Right Way to Work with WARA

How would you like to connect with WARA?

Different people come to WARA for different reasons. Select the option that best describes your situation.

Care and support

Choose a path if you or someone in your family needs care or assistance.

• Arrange care for a family member
  For families exploring care and support for an older parent, a family member recovering from illness, or someone who needs assistance.

• Explore care for yourself
  For individuals who want to discuss their own care needs and understand what support may be appropriate.

Learning and skills

Choose a path if you want to learn, build practical skills, or explore livelihood-related development.

• Learning opportunities for students
  For students and young learners interested in education, practical learning, and developing useful capabilities.

• Skills and livelihood development
  For school leavers, unemployed people, adults with limited formal education, and people interested in developing or improving their work-related skills.

Services and work

Choose a path based on whether you need a service or want to provide one.

• Find a service provider
  For individuals, families, and organisations looking for someone to carry out a service or practical task.

• Provide services through WARA
  For trained workers, independent service providers, and small service businesses interested in offering their services through the marketplace.

Partnerships

Choose a path if you represent an organisation or institution interested in exploring collaboration.

• Training institutions
  For schools, colleges, training centres, and other educational institutions interested in discussing learning or skills-development initiatives.

• Healthcare and care organisations
  For healthcare providers, care organisations, and related institutions interested in discussing care coordination or potential collaboration.

• Funding and philanthropic support
  For CSR teams, donors, and philanthropic funders interested in exploring support for suitable social, educational, or community initiatives.

• Community and institutional partnerships
  For NGOs, community groups, local institutions, and public or development organisations interested in discussing shared objectives and possible collaboration.

Not sure which path to choose?

If none of these options fits your situation, or you have a different enquiry, contact WARA directly. Briefly explain what you need or what you would like to discuss, and the team can review your enquiry.