Creating Chances prides itself on the supportive culture that we provide as an organisation. We truly believe in the impact our programs have on young people to reach their full potential and grow their capacities. All of these successes are not possible without the tireless work of our staff.
At the end of each term we recognise members of the team who have lived out the creating chances values in their work as nominated by their peers, from our School Based Trainees up to Facilitator Leaders, everyone is encouraged and welcome to make Recognise Nominations.

"Blake has consistently embodied the Creating Chances values this term, especially through his leadership in sports coaching at Wyong High School.Each week, he showed initiative by suggesting and running football games during Girl’s United sessions, helping develop the girls' skills while growing personally and supporting others' growth.His positive attitude and willingness to try new things made a lasting impact, not just on students, but on me as well, offering fresh perspectives I’ll carry into future programs.”
Mia Barber, Head Facilitator In Training

"Maddy has had a huge term in regards to her development as a Facilitator. She has taken every opportunity to grow that has come her way including. She stepped up as facilitator on regular programs, and leading workshops at wellbeing days at Richmond High School, Chatswood High School and Wonoona High School.
Her commitment to developing her facilitation skills and stepping into new situations has been great to see!”Ellis Cleaver, School Operations Lead

"Josephine had a super busy Term 3 as a School-based Trainee! She really stepped up in our programs. Students look up to her so much as a role model, not just because of how well she facilitates and engages the group, but how she connects with everyone.
Josephine’s communication as a trainee was top tier. she kept her Head Facilitator updated on any schedule changes and was highly responsive to feedback.“Halima Elsayed, Head Facilitator

"At St Clair High School, Cooper has built strong connections with students, created a calm and engaging space, and delivered well-structured sessions.
At Granville Boys High, Cooper has faced unique challenges with two groups across multiple years. From day one, he showed persistence and commitment, adapting his approach to meet the students' needs.
By the final session, we saw real progress in student behaviour, self-awareness, and connection.”Matt Robinson, Head Facilitator

"Kate, thank you for doing everything and more for our team to ensure we are supported, that we know where we are and what we are doing.The ability to work around all the different programs and projects you have going on whilst still staying positive and doing anything needed to get us through.I admire your commitment to CC and in particular to supporting those around you despite not having enough hours in the day to do what you need to do for you! I am always grateful!“
Miah O'Sullivan, Head Facilitator

"At the start of Term 3, Will and I were set to run a new outdoor program for Canada Bay Council.
He stepped up from day one, running the sessions confidently and consistently. The council was so impressed they asked us to replace another provider midterm, and we’ve been invited back for Term 4.
Will’s leadership and commitment have been instrumental in turning this pilot into an ongoing opportunity—an outstanding effort.“Matt Robinson, Head Facilitator
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