A program has helped six young Indigenous men from the Cessnock community gain employment

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Updated April 30 2019 - 11:09am, first published April 29 2019 - 11:30am
UPSKILLING: Participants graduated from the Cessnock 240 Project which aimed to help the men transition into employment. Picture: Supplied
UPSKILLING: Participants graduated from the Cessnock 240 Project which aimed to help the men transition into employment. Picture: Supplied

An innovative new program has helped six young Indigenous men from the Cessnock community gain employment.

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Meg Francis

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Meg Francis is a journalist at the Maitland Mercury.

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