March 12, 2025
Thanks to investment from the Investing in Women funding program, Girls on Fire is expanding its impact in 2025 with the launch of Fire Up Vocational Pathways Programs—eight-week camps designed to help school leavers gain the qualifications, confidence, and experience needed to pursue careers in service industries.
The very first Fire Up Vocational Pathways Program kicks off in Kemps Creek, NSW, on March 14th, with more programs to follow in other areas. We’re taking a hands-on approach—learning from this first program to refine and improve future camps.
These programs are all about practical experience, mentorship, and real career pathways.
Here’s what participants can expect:
A huge thank you to the Rural Fire Service NSW (RFS NSW) for their invaluable support in making this program a reality. Their commitment to training and community resilience is helping shape the next generation of service leaders.
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Girls on Fire is excited to help more young people gain the skills, confidence, and opportunities they need to build meaningful careers in service industries. Let’s fire up the future together!
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