OUR PROGRAMS
EACH YEAR WE CONNECT WITH 30,000 YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH OUR FOCUS ON EDUCATION, HOUSING & HOMELESSNESS, AND JUSTICE.
HAND BRAKE TURN
VALUES FOR LIFE
LIVEWIRES
INSIDE OUT
STEPS OUTREACH SERVICE
CHAPLAINCY
ANNUAL REPORT 2019
Progress towards our 2020 VISION
GIFT IN YOUR WILL KIT
Leave a lasting legacy
OUR NEWS
‘Thank you for always being here for me when I’ve needed you.’
Renee* has lived in six different homes since she was a young girl. Now she has the stability of living in an Inside Out home and she's looking to the future. Find out more.
Mason finds a career path and hope for his future
When Mason arrived for his first Hand Brake Turn class it was difficult for him to see hope for the future. Now he has a career path. Find out more about his story and how you can help.
RESPONSE to TRAGIC DEATH of SOLOMONE TAUFEULUNGAKI
Solomone’s death is a tragic signpost to the critically urgent work needed with young people who are disengaged and vulnerable.
Help Crystal to achieve her dreams and goals
At six months old, Crystal was removed from her mother and placed in foster care. At 16, she ran away and ended up living on the streets of Melbourne. With your support, she's looking to the future. Find out more about her story.
EOFY Appeal: Give young people hope for their future
For young people like Renee, Crystal and Mason who live life on the margins, things were already tough, and now they are getting even tougher. Donate now to make a difference.
LiveWires program update
The Concern Australia Board has made the decision to transfer the stewardship of LiveWires to our highly-respected community partner, Drummond Street Services effective 1 June 2020.
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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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