OUR PROGRAMS
EACH YEAR WE CONNECT WITH 30,000 YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH OUR FOCUS ON EDUCATION, HOUSING & HOMELESSNESS, AND JUSTICE.
INSIDE OUT
LIVEWIRES
STEPS OUTREACH SERVICE
HAND BRAKE TURN
VALUES FOR LIFE
CHAPLAINCY
OUR ANNUAL REPORT 2017
OUR NEWS
Design a T-Shirt to support youth homelessness!
This is an open design and can include text, artwork, street art or whatever your imagination and creativity can design that will look amazing on a T-Shirt. Designs can capture the issue of homelessness [...]
Inspiring the next generation of leaders
Recently our team including Rev Dr John Smith (Founder), Michelle Crawford (CEO) and Tim Powell (Values for Life Program Manager) met to reflect on the past, discuss the present, and explore the future. During [...]
Volunteer Profile – Hand Brake Turn
Paul has been volunteering with Hand Brake Turn for seven months. He came to Australia a year ago as a refugee from Iran, after spending four years in Indonesia. Paul hopes to join the [...]
Welcome David Eldridge AM
As Board Chair Pictured: David Eldgride newly appointed as Board Chair We are delighted to announce that David Eldridge AM has been appointed as Concern Australia’s new Board Chair. David’s background, [...]
Running for Steps
On Sunday July 29th 2018, members and supporters of our Steps Outreach Service will be tying up their runners and taking part in Run Melbourne. We will be raising money for Steps Outreach [...]
Staff Profile – Andrew Parker
Winner of the James Ridgeway Award - 2017 Pictured: Jason McDonald handing Andrew Parker the James Ridgeway Award Certificate. We are delighted to share with you our first [...]
JOIN OUR MAILING LIST AND RECEIVE REGULAR NEWS UPDATES FROM CONCERN AUSTRALIA
HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE
APPROXIMATELY 30% OF OUR INCOME COMES FROM YOUR GENEROUS SUPPORT AND IS SO IMPORTANT TO THE RUNNING OF OUR PROGRAMS. CLICK THE DONATE BUTTON TO BE TAKEN TO OUR DONATE PAGE. ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX DEDUCTIBLE.
Concern Australia acknowledges the Traditional Owners in each of the communities where we work. We pay our respects to their Elders, past and present.
Supported by
