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OUR NEWS
Concern Australia welcomes first Aboriginal Board Member
We are delighted to announce during National Reconciliation Week that the CEO of Indigenous Workforce Consulting (IWC), Brendan Littlechild, has joined the Concern Australia Board of Directors.
Video: A personal message of thanks from Michelle Crawford
Please take the time to watch my short video message of thanks to you and all who are making such a difference.
Update: Much to be thankful for in the midst of challenges
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic will be long-lasting. There is much work to be done to enable our young people to cope and navigate an uncertain future. We’ll be there for the long haul.
Thank you for helping Jade in this time of crisis
Your generosity means that the Steps team can continue to offer critical support to young people such as Jade during the current pandemic and into the future. Find out about her story.
Students return to Hand Brake Turn classes
As the Victorian Government announces plans to return children to schools on a staggered timetable, we’re also excited to announce that we’re re-starting face-to-face Hand Brake Turn classes this week! Classes at our [...]
Celebrate love this Mother’s Day
We have great cause to celebrate the women in our lives who are positive role models, using their gifts and abilities to make the world better for those around them.
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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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