COMMUNITY HOUSING PROVIDER
Mudth-Niyleta long term community housing is targeted to providing long term secure and affordable housing to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people, along with being available to other Sarina community members who experience difficulty in obtaining suitable housing on the private market.
Aged care
Mudth-Niyleta is a provider of Aged cares for the Australian Government.
Services available upon referral from “My Aged Care”. We are funded to provide:
- Respite care
- Individual social support
- Home maintenance
- Group Social support
- Personal Care
Eligibility is based on factors like your health, how you’re managing at home, and any support you currently receive. You may be eligible for aged care services if you have:
– noticed a change in what you can do or remember
– been diagnosed with a medical condition or reduced mobility
– experienced a change in family care arrangements
– experienced a recent fall or hospital admission,
and are:
65 years or older (50 years or older for Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander people).
To know for sure if you are eligible, you will need to have an assessment.
To find out more about access aged care services please click here:
https://www.myagedcare.gov.au/assessment/how-apply-assessment
education
Learning Hub
At Mudth-Niyleta, our Education Hub provides a safe, welcoming place for young people who may find traditional schooling challenging. Our Youth Distance Education Program gives students the opportunity to continue their education in a way that works for them, with local support available throughout the day.
We work closely with Charters Towers School of Distance Education to support students in Grades 7 to 12, particularly those who have disengaged from school or need a different approach to learning.
The program is coordinated by Suzi Little, Education Hub Coordinator, who works closely with students, families and Distance Education teachers. Suzi provides day-to-day guidance, helps students stay on track and works with them to overcome challenges as they arise.
Through the Flexible Learning Initiatives QLD (FLIQ) Program, students work towards their education goals with learning tailored to their individual needs and circumstances. Qualified Distance Education teachers oversee their schoolwork, while our team provides face-to-face support at the Hub.
Students have access to computers, reliable internet, learning resources and a comfortable space to complete their schoolwork. The Hub also provides a place for students to develop routines, build independence and connect with others in a positive environment.
We understand that every young person has different strengths, needs and goals. Our approach is flexible and practical, allowing students to work at a pace that suits them while encouraging them to take responsibility for their learning.
We work alongside families and the School of Distance Education to keep communication open and ensure students receive the right support when they need it.
Students are encouraged to attend the Hub regularly, participate in their online classes, complete their learning activities and ask for assistance when required.
Our aim is simple: to give young people a supportive place to learn, grow and work towards their future.
Youth Engagement Hub
The Mudth-Niyleta Youth Engagement Hub provides a safe, welcoming space where children, young people and families can connect, learn, have fun and build confidence.
Our programs are designed to support young people and families at different stages, with a focus on connection, participation, life skills, wellbeing and creating positive opportunities within our community.
Facilitated by Anita and Suzi
Our A.S.K (After School Kids) Program provides a fun and supportive after-school environment for primary school-aged children.
Sessions are designed around activities that encourage children to get involved, work together and develop confidence and social skills. From cooking and practical activities to games, challenges and group activities, there is always something for the kids to look forward to.
A.S.K is also about building positive relationships and creating a space where children feel safe, included and connected to their community.
Facilitated by Anita
Our Kickstart Program supports young people aged 8 to 18 years, providing a safe and welcoming space where they can reconnect, learn new skills and work towards their goals.
The program is particularly focused on supporting young people who may be disengaged from school, education or other services, helping them rebuild confidence, routines and positive connections in a supportive environment.
Kickstart provides a mix of life skills, wellbeing, work readiness and practical activities designed to prepare young people for the next stage of their journey. This can include communication, teamwork, responsibility, personal presentation, workplace expectations, budgeting, cooking and other everyday skills.
Young people are encouraged to get involved, try new things and have a say in their learning. The program provides opportunities to discover their strengths, develop new interests and build the skills they need for education, employment and everyday life.
Kickstart is about meeting young people where they are, building positive relationships and helping them take those important next steps towards a positive future.
Facilitated by Anita
Our Playgroup provides a relaxed and welcoming space for young children and their families to come together, play and connect.
Playgroup gives children the opportunity to learn through play, explore new activities and develop their social skills, while parents and carers can connect with other families and build relationships within the community.
It is a place to have a cuppa, meet new people, share experiences and enjoy some quality time together.
CONNECT • LEARN • GROW
Across our Youth Engagement Hub programs, our focus is on creating positive experiences and opportunities for children, young people and families.
We want everyone who walks through our doors to feel welcome, supported and connected, while having opportunities to learn new skills, build relationships and take positive steps towards their future.
EMPLOYMENT & FURTHER EDUCATION
The Mudth-Niyleta Employment & Further Education Hub supports community members to build skills, gain qualifications, improve their confidence and take the next step towards employment or further education.
We understand that everyone’s pathway is different. Our programs provide practical support and opportunities to help people overcome barriers, gain new skills and work towards their own goals.
Indigenous Skills and Employment Program (ISEP)
Through the ISEP Program, Mudth-Niyleta supports First Nations community members to access education, training and employment opportunities.
The program provides support for participants to work towards nationally recognised qualifications, develop practical skills and build confidence for the workplace. We work alongside participants to help identify their goals and connect them with appropriate training and employment pathways.
ISEP is about creating real opportunities for people in our community to gain qualifications, improve their skills and take the next step towards meaningful employment.
Our Prep L Program supports young people and community members as they begin their journey towards obtaining their learner licence and becoming confident, responsible drivers.
Participants receive support to work through the requirements of obtaining their licence, including access to learning resources and practical assistance with their learner knowledge.
Once participants have their learner licence, we also provide opportunities to complete supervised learner driving hours. This gives participants valuable experience behind the wheel while developing safe driving habits, confidence and independence.
Learning to drive can open up many opportunities, particularly when it comes to education, training, employment and getting to and from work. Our goal is to help participants gain the skills and confidence they need to become safe drivers and have greater independence within their community.
BUILDING PATHWAYS FOR THE FUTURE
Whether someone is looking to gain a qualification, improve their employment opportunities, start their driving journey or continue their education, our Employment & Further Education Hub is here to help.
We are committed to creating practical pathways that support people to learn, build skills, gain confidence and move towards their goals.