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| 20 Jan 2022 | |
| Written by Ian Lindgren | |
| News |
Today the Australian Peacekeeper and Peacemaker Veterans' Association gave its support to the Viva Mutual Foundation who have applied for a grant to assist disabled veterans in South Australia.
The Viva Mutual Foundation has an established track record mentoring people with lived experience of a disability to establish microbusinesses using a methodology known as Rapid Enterprise Development.
If Viva Mutual Foundation is successful in its bid for a grant, these services would be delivered at the Repatriation Wellness Centre through Rapid Enterprise Development workshops.
The APPVA believes the Rapid Enterprise Development Program would assist disabled veterans in establishing their own microenterprises, give them confidence and purpose, and the initiative has our full support.
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