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OUR ANNUAL REPORT 2017
OUR NEWS
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 [...]
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, [...]
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 [...]
Call for Live in Mentors/Volunteers
We are very excited to share with you our new promotional video for Inside Out to help us recruit Live In Mentors/Volunteers to be Lead Tenants for young people aged 16-19. We recently interviewed [...]
Values for Life – Highlights from 2017
Pictured: Tim Powell conducting a Values for Life seminar with students. Our Values for Life team have already started to run workshops with schools across Australia, helping young people to build their [...]
Our “Unsung Hero” Showcasing in Cinemas
We are proud to know that Anne Mitchell, Program Manager of Steps Outreach Service, is still being recognised across Australia. She is being congratulated within local cinemas (Hoyts, Reading and Nova) due to winning [...]
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