Since 2021, we have been proud partners of Stars Foundation, which aims to empower young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women and promote positive education, employment, and life outcomes.  

Stars Foundation supports and mentors over 3,400 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander girls and young women in 62 primary and secondary schools across Australia.

The Geraldton Clontarf Foundation Academy’s year 8 students visited our Waitsia Gas Project Stage 2 project site in Dongara! The visit gave the students a first-hand look into what life on site looks like. Our team enjoyed having the students visit, sharing their knowledge and inspiring the next generation.

Each year we support Stars Foundation’s Futures Forum; an event aimed at supporting young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in exploring career pathways and encouraging them to pursue a career in STEM and construction.

Students have an opportunity to speak with representatives from businesses, organisations and educational institutions about options and opportunities, assisting them to transition from high school to work, or further education and training.

Jocelyn completed her Certificate III in Business through her traineeship with Clough, in partnership with Maxima. “As I continue my journey at Clough, I am most excited to continue learning, Clough offers so many opportunities to grow and try new things that if I were to become curious about a different role or new skill set, I know Clough would help in providing me that opportunity to learn. In fact, they already have,” – Jocelyn, Clough Administration Assistant. 

Alayah completed her Certificate in Workplace Skills at Clough, in partnership with Maxima. “Over my time at Clough, I appreciated being able to meet so many people and all the opportunities I have had, these have really highlighted my experiences at Clough. I’ve gotten to attend so many events and experience so many exciting opportunities,” – Alayah, Clough Resourcing Administrator.