Back to School Mums - Franklyn Scholar giving Displaced Mothers a Helping Hand

VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA, September 04, 2010 (Press-News.org) Often women with children, single and destitute through domestic violence issues, find it near impossible to get back on their feet financially and support their family.
Franklyn Scholar one of Australia's largest private education providers in conjunction with WIRE - Women' s Information, have joined forces to enable these women to receive training for a qualification at no cost.
These mothers are some of the most vulnerable people in our society and all have the heavy burden of needing to provide for their families, many without any family support and all as a result of domestic violence and separation issues.
The pilot program is looking for eligible mothers to participate in the program, held over 12 weeks commencing in October and will be fully funded by Franklyn Scholar and WIRE.
If the pilot is successful, Franklyn Scholar and WIRE intend to roll out an extension of this program Nationally in 2011.
Help profile this worthwhile program and raise awareness to the plight of the displaced family.
If we can help a mum get back on her feet, we help the entire family and community.

Franklyn Scholar is one of Australia's largest private Workforce Education companies, dominating the market with 800 clients. This year, its 200 team members will offer 96 accredited courses across Australia to more than 20,000 employees through traineeships in the workplace.
For more information:Media contact:
Bronwyn Covill
Communications Manager
643 -645 Glenhuntly Road
Caulfield South VIC, 3162
P 03 9523 1055 | F 03 9523 1066 | M 0411 175 151| bronwyn.covill@franklynscholar.com.au
http://www.franklynscholar.com.au