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You’re Invited! Afternoon Tea & 2023 AGM
We are pleased to announce our upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) and invite all our supporters, partners, and peer organisations to join us for an afternoon tea followed by our AGM proceedings.
CEO Recap – SNAICC Conference
SNAICC (the national non-governmental peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children) held its 10th National Conference on the lands of the Larrakia people in Darwin in September. Andrea Greenwood (GM, Service Delivery) and I attended the conference as part of Concern Australia’s commitment to continually strengthening cultural understanding and practices.
Youth Homelessness… What Can Be Done?
Some researchers argue that the housing situation for young people at risk is the worst in over thirty years. We see this firsthand at Concern Australia. Many of the young people we support are working to overcome multiples challenges in an increasingly difficult environment. We have an innovative approach that we need your help with!
Homelessness Week 2023
This week (August 7th - 13th) is Homelessness Week, with this year's theme being "It's Time to End Homelessness".
2023-23 Financial Year Recap
Now that the end-of-financial-year rush has come to an end, I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt appreciation of the support we have received throughout the year.
Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2023
From 2nd - 9th July, we join the nation in celebrating NAIDOC Week—an important occasion to recognise and honor the rich history, diverse cultures, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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Concern Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners in each of the communities where we work. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present.
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