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Working Together for Homelessness
This year our focus is to grow stronger by working “together” and in partnership with others. So, we are delighted to announce our latest partnership with Together Financial Services who, like us, are championing [...]
Staff Updates
This autumn we have watched as trees have burst into vibrant colours. With this new changing season, we are also welcoming new members to our team who are eager to vibrantly shine hope into [...]
Planting seeds of hope for the future
This Mother’s Day we are delighted to announce the launch of our Bequest Program, "Planting seeds of hope for the future." Would you like to leave a lasting legacy of hope for the [...]
A Mother’s love and resilience
A Mother's love and resilience We were inspired to hear Sharon's story, a mother of a LiveWires participant, who has faced adversity with strength and resilience. Sharon grew up in Country [...]
We’re All Revved Up After More Hand Brake Turn Celebrations!
Pictured (left to right): Lauren Bowen, Mayor Cr Martin Zakharov, The Hon. Katie Hall MP, Wurundjeri Elder Ron Jones, Justin Bowen and Board Member Kathleen Williams AM. For 25 years, Hand Brake Turn [...]
Profiles from Inside Out and Hand Brake Turn
To commemorate Youth Week, Concern Australia would like to highlight profiles of two inspiring young men. It was a beautiful sunny day when Nathan randomly dropped into Hand Brake Turn to [...]
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