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Goal Indigenous Services create employment opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We strive to provide Indigenous people secure, long-term economic independence within their communities. To make this happen, we bring together passion and leadership in communities with the national capacity and respected experience of the CGH Group, allowing us to reliably supply large scale projects, services and workforce requirements.

People

We help get the right people into the right jobs and to keep them there.

Services

We provide many services that support jobseekers, workers and employers.

Projects

We have the capacity to deliver a range of complete projects and services.

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Xavier Clarke

Goal Indigenous Services is an initiative of Managing Director, Xavier Clarke. Xavier is a well-respected Larrakia and Amrreamo/Marritjavin (Daly River region) man and former AFL footballer, now head coach of the Territory’s own NT Thunder.

Xavier’s passion is coaching, and through this, helping people achieve their goals on and off the sporting field. He uses this passion, drive and leadership skills to work for change and positive outcomes for Indigenous people, and Goal Indigenous Services is the practical embodiment of this vision.

Xavier also sits on the AFL Indigenous Advisory Council, the AFL Women’s Advisory Group, and is an Ambassador for White Ribbon.

The training course has been an amazing experience and I am excited to be starting my career on the biggest road tunnel project in Victoria.

Kristy Stewart