Maxima Group Australia

Reviews like this mean everything to our team ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thank you Jane for sharing this beautiful review, and a big shout out to Tahlia at our Subiaco office in Western Australia - you're an absolute superstar! 🧡 Moments like these remind us why we do what we do - our customers' outcomes mean everything.

We recently had the honour of presenting Department for Health and Wellbeing with a very special gift - a hand painted silk created by our Maxima First Nations trainees at one of our yarning circles, with the workshop facilitated by Kumarninthi Cultural Education.

The presentation was a moment to celebrate DHW's Workforce Operations Team, winners of our Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion Award at the Maxima 2025 Graduation & Awards event. The silk was a heartfelt thank you for the outstanding support they continue to provide our trainees.

Pictured are Lachlan, a Maxima First Nations trainee placed with DHW, alongside Sarah Hisee and Katrina Channon, Team Leader HR Operations, Workforce Services at SA Health and Lachlan's workplace supervisor. Katrina and the team exemplify what it means to be a truly inclusive employer - providing mentorship, skills coaching, and a genuine sense of belonging.

The artwork depicts Kaurna Yerta (Kaurna Country) - from the Adelaide Hills to the ocean - with the Karra Wirra Parri (River Torrens) at its heart, and animal tracks symbolising the journey of learning and growth.

A beautiful piece, created with pride - and gifted with gratitude.

Reconciliation isn't a moment - it's a practice. And it's something we are proud to live every day, alongside employer partners like Department for Health and Wellbeing who share that commitment.

Read the full story here 👉https://maxima.com.au/celebrating-our-partners-maxima-presents-hand-painted-silk-to-department-for-health-and-wellbeing/