Thrive Hub Seymour

17/06/2026

We’re hiring!

A new opportunity is up with the Brotherhood of St. Laurence - and this role will help lead and grow the work of Thrive Hub Seymour, amongst other programs.

If you’ve got the experience, the passion, and you’ve ever felt connected to the work of BSL, SEED, or Thrive Hub, this could be your moment to jump in and be part of it.

👉 Check out the role here:

Seeking an experienced Inclusion Demonstration & Integration Manager to join our team in Seymour on a full-time basis (38 hrs/week).

27/05/2026

At Thrive Hub Seymour, we are proud to see a shift away from a ‘one-size-fits-all’ model towards more personalised, strengths-based support that recognises the real barriers people face.

We are especially proud of the contributions made by The SEED Project, SEED members and Experts by Experience, the Women’s Financial Wellbeing Committee Investment Committee, and our local service provider partners. Their lived experience and insight have helped shape the evidence base driving reforms like these.

The Brotherhood of St. Laurence (BSL), along with others in the sector, has long been calling for an overhaul of Australia’s employment services system. Today, we welcome the Federal Government’s once-in-a-generation commitment to reform - moving away from a ‘one-size-fits-all' model towards more personalised, tailored and effective support for people facing barriers to work.

We particularly welcome the shift to tailored service streams with a stronger focus on capability, confidence and connection as well as changes to ease mutual obligations. We acknowledge the Economic Inclusion Advisory Committee for their recommendations and expertise which have positively informed today's announcement.

For too long, BSL has argued that compliance-heavy requirements can be cruel and ultimately ineffective.

Read more at https://www.bsl.org.au/news-events/media-releases/bsl_welcomes_major_employment_services_reforms_to_deliver_dignity_capability_and_better_outcomes/

25/05/2026

**Volunteers Needed at Harvest Hub Seymour**

We’re sharing a callout for volunteers at the Harvest Hub Seymour, located next door to Thrive Hub Seymour at Seymour Community House. As we work right beside the hub, we see firsthand how valuable this free community food support is, many people accidentally come to Thrive Hub first before realising the Harvest Hub is next door.

If you have some time to spare and want to support your community, especially during this cost of living crisis, please consider volunteering at Harvest Hub Seymour. Your time and support can make a real difference for local people doing it tough.

If you’re interested in helping, please contact Seymour Community House to express your interest.

We are looking for a passionate and community minded Volunteer to join our Harvest Hub Team!

The vacant position is every second Monday from 10:00-1:00

Please send your interest to [email protected]
Call us on 03 5792 3152 for further information

25/05/2026

Are you, or someone you know, a Seymour young person aged 12–24 who wants to make a difference in your community?

Applications are now open for the Mitchell Youth Council - a paid opportunity to have your voice heard and create real impact.

Build your confidence, connect with others, and help shape what matters for young people in Mitchell Shire.

Share this with someone who should get involved.

Applications close 9am, Friday 12 June 2026.

Paid opportunity!! Have your say, make a difference 🤝🌏

Applications are now open to join the Mitchell Youth Council. Build leadership skills, meet new people, and help create positive change for young people across Mitchell Shire.

Limited positions available, apply now 👇www.mitchellshire.vic.gov.au/youthcouncil

Applications close 9am, Friday 12 June 2026

18/05/2026

🌱 Support closer than you think – Thrive Hub Seymour 🌱

Looking for support to build confidence, skills and new opportunities? Thrive Hub Seymour is here for the Seymour community.

We offer free, person‑centred support to help people take their next steps towards employment, training and personal goals. Whether you’re feeling stuck, exploring your options, or just need a bit of guidance, our team is here to walk alongside you.

✨ What we offer includes:
• One‑on‑one support with our Development Coaches
• In‑person workshops in Seymour focused on confidence, skills and pathways
• Outreach support in Shepparton every Wednesday with Anna
• Help with goal setting, job readiness, training options and overcoming challenges

🤝 Connect with our Development Coaches – Samantha, Anna and Gypsy – and take your next step toward confidence, skills and opportunity.

📍 Visit us:
47 Anglesey Street, Seymour
📞 Phone: 1300 875 002
📧 Email: [email protected]

👉 Make a referral or self‑refer here:
https://bit.ly/ThriveHubReferralForm

👉 Learn more about Thrive Hub Seymour:
https://bit.ly/ThriveHubS

If you, or someone you support, could benefit from extra guidance, encouragement or practical help, we’d love to hear from you. 💚

04/05/2026

We've opened the doors to our brand-new Thrive Hub in Seymour.

Whether you're looking for work, exploring training options, or just not sure where to start, the Seymour Thrive Hub is here to help. Our team offers one-on-one support, workshops, interview prep and connections to real local job opportunities.

Thanks to North Central Review for covering the story and helping spread the word in the local community.

Natalie Suleyman MP

Read the full article at

HELPING people to find work and thrive there – this is the goal of Mitchell Shire’s first Thrive Hub employment service in Seymour. April 28, 2026

26/04/2026

Book your seat for
Navigating Services Australia (Centrelink)

Wednesday, May 6
10am-2pm

A FREE workshop at Thrive Hub, Seymour
> Understand your rights, how to navigate self-service and where to get help
> Learn about the different types of payments

To save your seat, register your interest via this link
💻 https://bit.ly/ThriveHubReferralForm
or contact our friendly team to save your spot.
☎ 1300 875 002
📧 [email protected]

23/04/2026

🎉 Full House at Jobify! 🎉

Yesterday’s Jobify employment workshop at Thrive Hub was a huge success — thanks to a packed room and an engaged community eager to learn and connect.

A big thank you to Ally and Binari of the Women’s Working Centre from for joining us as special guests and delivering such an enlightening and empowering session. Their insights helped raise vital awareness about people’s rights at work and the importance of creating safe, supportive workplaces for everyone.

We loved having you with us and can’t wait to welcome you back again!

💼 Did you know?

The Women’s Working Centre offers free, confidential legal support for working women and non‑binary people, including:
✔️ Advice and information on workplace issues like sexual harassment and unfair dismissal
✔️ Representation and advocacy in mediations, tribunals, and courts

🔗 Learn more or get support here:
https://www.northernclc.org.au/wwc

22/04/2026

🥣 Who Actually Does the Dishes?
(And who remembers they need doing?)

Ever had this moment?

👉 Dinner’s finished.
👉 The dishes are “someone else’s job.”
👉 But somehow you’re the one noticing the sink, planning when it’ll get done, reminding, following up… again.

It’s not just about dishes.

It’s about the invisible work that keeps households running - the planning, remembering, organising, coordinating, and emotional work that often goes unnoticed.

Who Does the Dishes? is a practical, judgement‑free workshop that helps households:
✔️ Make invisible care work visible
✔️ Talk about fairness without blame or conflict
✔️ Understand mental load (and why it’s exhausting)
✔️ Find realistic, fairer ways to share the load — for your household

This workshop isn’t about doing everything 50/50.
It’s about finding what’s fair, sustainable, and supportive - so everyone has time for rest, work, connection, and life.

Whether you live with a partner, kids, housemates, or family - if you’ve ever felt stretched, resentful, or overwhelmed at home, this one’s for you.

🗓️ Who Does the Dishes?
Valuing Care Work & Dividing It Fairly
📍 Thrive Hub Seymour
47 Anglesey Street, Seymour
⏰ Tuesday, May 5
10am-2pm
🔗 Secure your seat via this link
https://bit.ly/ThriveHubReferralForm
📱 Want to know more?
Phone 1300 875 002

20/04/2026

🌿 H.E.R Healing Embrace Repair Pottery Workshop – Registrations Closing Soon 🌿

Anglicare is hosting a H.E.R Healing Embrace Repair Pottery Workshop in Seymour – a gentle, empowering space for women who have experienced violence.

Using the Japanese art of Kintsugi, participants will repair broken pottery with gold, honouring imperfections and turning them into part of a beautiful, resilient story. ✨

🗓 Dates: 27 April & 4 May 2026
⏰ Time: 10.30am – 12.30pm
📍 Location: Our Place Seymour, 29 Stewart Street
💛 Cost: Free
🎨 No experience needed – all materials provided
👩‍👧 Limited places available

🚨 Registrations close this Wednesday – bookings are essential.

📧 To register or find out more, email
[email protected]
or call 9896 6375

Please share with anyone who may benefit. 💛