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Staff Reporters
Oct 26, 2012

Campaign uses confessions to promote employment of 'troubled' young people

AUSTRALIA - Community organisation Whitelion has launched an online campaign, through creative agency BMF, to encourage Australian businesses to become “Fresh Start Employers” for people who have a history with the youth justice system.

AUSTRALIA - Community organisation Whitelion has launched an online campaign, through creative agency BMF, to encourage Australian businesses to become “Fresh Start Employers” for people who have a history with the youth justice system.

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