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A young First Nations man building his future, one shed at a time

By Sarina Russo Editorial Team
Photo of Aaron with co-workers and Sarina Russo Job Access staff
A young First Nations man building his future, one shed at a time
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At just 20 years old, Aaron Hinch, a proud First Nations man, walked into the Sarina Russo Job Access office in Warwick with a clear vision: he wanted meaningful work, long‑term stability, and a career that would allow him to grow.
Aaron attended his first appointment with Lisa, who had also recently joined the Sarina Russo Job Access team. From the moment the appointment began, Lisa could see Aaron’s determination. He spoke about wanting to make a difference in his future and finding a job that could lead to a real career pathway. His motivation, attitude, and willingness to learn stood out immediately.

Seeing Aaron’s enthusiasm, Lisa reached out to RANBUILD, a well respected local employer. She arranged an interview for Aaron and the rest is history.

Aaron was offered a position and has since become a valued employee, but more importantly, a true part of the RANBUILD family. In a short time, he has begun learning the trade of shed building, developing new hands on skills, and growing in confidence each day.

Aaron is not just working, he is building a long term career, expanding his skill set, and proving what determination and opportunity can achieve.

His journey is a powerful reminder of the impact that belief, support, and the right opportunity can have on a young person’s life.

Congratulations Aaron!  Your future is looking strong, steady, and full of potential.

For more information about our First Nations Employment Services, click here.

Sarina Russo Group acknowledges the First Nations Peoples of this Country, the traditional custodians connected to the land, water and community on which we live, work and help others to live their best lives. We also pay respect to the Elders past, present and emerging, who strive to build a better and more sustainable future for future generations to come.