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Hand Brake Turn course intakes open for 2019
We have successfully delivered Hand Brake Turn courses across Australia for over 20 years with nearly 10,000 students completing and graduating our courses. We currently provide students a 7-week pre-vocational automotive and life [...]
2018 James Ridgway Award: Grace Baulch
Every year we extend the James Ridgway Award to a staff member who has been recognised by their colleagues as displaying “outstanding servant hood, integrity and loyalty” in their work practice and life. [...]
15th Annual Malmsbury Bike Show
The 15th Annual Malmsbury Bike Show was held on a cool spring September morning for young people living in the residential units at Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre. Our chaplains, Andrew Blankley and Peter Whitefield, [...]
North West Official Opening, 2018 Annual Report and 2020 VISION Review
North West Official Opening event in Braybrook: showcasing our program highlights for 2018. We were delighted to launch the Official Opening of our North West Office in Braybrook on Wednesday 17 October, 2018. [...]
Rotary Clubs supporting Values for Life
Pictured: Teenage boys listening to Man Up seminar Values for Life Team Program Manager, Tim Powell, engaged approximately 50 teenage Year 10 boys at Carawatha College in an interactive seminar called ‘Man Up [...]
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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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