Harsimran, a domestic violence survivor and single mother, relocated to Melbourne in 2023 and faced significant challenges in securing employment due to language barriers and limited qualifications. With support from AMES Australia, a government-funded agency assisting refugees and migrants, she received an employment mentor who guided her through obtaining a driving license, English lessons, and an interest-free loan to buy a car. This support enabled her to find a job as a cleaner, which led to a production role due to her strong work ethic. The Australian government recently announced reforms to its employment services system, Workforce Australia, aiming to provide tailored employment plans for jobseekers facing unique barriers. This includes a digital service for ready-to-work individuals, targeted support for skill-building, and intensive services for those with complex challenges. Experts believe that personalized support can significantly enhance employment outcomes and social cohesion, benefiting both migrants and the broader community. Harsimran's journey reflects the positive impact of tailored employment assistance, as she now pursues further education and has improved her living situation, feeling proud and empowered in her new role.