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TAX APPEAL: 50 years of nurturing new life for vulnerable young people
As we approach the end of the 2020-21 financial year, invest in the next 50 years of providing hope and care to vulnerable young people such as Kacey and secure the benefits of a tax deductible donation.
Rotary partners awarded for making a difference
Rotary Central Melbourne recently received a coveted District Youth Award for the Steps Outreach Service Hope for the Future Scholarship program.
A ray of hope from the Victorian budget for young people and their families
Concern Australia welcomes the Andrews Government’s ongoing investment in caring for the most vulnerable people in our community by providing more support than ever before for at‑risk children, their families and their carers as part of a massive $1.2 billion boost for the children and families system in Victoria.
Growing up in a warzone inspires Issam’s care for the vulnerable
Issam Alameh has joined our Living, Learning & Earning team as our Financial Inclusion Support Worker. He’s one of the seven new staff members who have come on board through the Victorian Government’s Working for Victoria initiative.
Walk in My Shoes Launch – What a fantastic turnout. Thanks for coming!
This week we launched Walk in My Shoes, an innovative exhibition our Steps Outreach Service co-hosted with Igniting Change and Catalyst to raise awareness about youth homelessness.
Economic recovery leaves young people behind
A growing number of not-for-profit organisations, peak bodies, economists and concerned business leaders are raising the alarm that young people are being left behind in the economic recovery from the pandemic.
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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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