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“If I hadn’t met Anne, I would be dead…”
Help disadvantaged and vulnerable young people DONATE NOW Your gift helps desperate and homeless young people like Jess. Jess* was 13 when the trouble started in her family. She left [...]
Watch our Unsung Hero on TV
Anne Mitchell, Program Manager of Steps Outreach Service, who has won the “Unsung Hero” category of the HESTA National Community Sector Awards has been on TV! Watch her story in 90 secs. You can [...]
Volunteer Lead Tenant Vacancies
Exciting opportunities are now available to become a live-in mentor to young people as part of our Enhanced Lead Tenant program, which provides accommodation, and support services to young people who are on statutory [...]
Homelessness Photography Competition 2017
Now open to all secondary students and young people up to 19 years old. You could win a great prize while helping make the community aware of the issue of youth homelessness. You may [...]
Anne Is Everywhere!
Concern Australia has been excited to see Anne Mitchell’s unsung hero award celebrated throughout Australia. As part of HESTA’s National Community Sector Award's program, a BillBoard and Adshel campaign is currently running on various [...]
Steps Outreach Calendar 2017
This year Steps Outreach Service held some inspiring exhibitions of photography on the theme of youth homelessness. The work is by Melbourne secondary students and shows their insight and understanding of the plight of [...]
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