From Injury to Advocacy: Zoe’s Mission to Support Young People in Ag

Growing up with horses, Zoe Carter dreamed of a career in the equine industry. Severe hip dysplasia and a serious riding accident changed her path — but not her passion. Today, Zoe runs Agriculture Jobs Auswide, helping young people find meaningful roles in agriculture that match their abilities and strengths. Her story highlights the importance of accessible career pathways, youth engagement, and disability‑inclusive employment in agriculture.

🌱 Topics: youth in agriculture, disability employment, equine industry, accessible career pathways, rural jobs

🎥 Part of the Inclusive Safety Series

Proudly supported by the Victorian Government Farming Safe and Well Program.

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🎥 Watch Zoe’s audiovisual story here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-JTgqvghoU

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