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
BEQUEST KIT
Leave a lasting legacy
OUR NEWS
Victorian Government continues Hand Brake Turn funding until June 30
The guarantee of funding until June 30 will enable the Hand Brake Turn team to strengthen our program while classes cannot run, and then bring the students back into our workshops as soon as social distancing measures are lifted.
COVID-19 CRISIS APPEAL
Vulnerable young people urgently need your support. They are some of the most critically at risk from this crisis.
Maintaining support for children and young people
We will ensure that young people and children are provided with the necessary supports during this time, aware that many are facing heightened levels of anxiety.
Support Hand Brake Turn during this challenging time
You can strengthen Hand Brake Turn for the future by booking your car in for a service, or donating old cars that we can work on while we are unable to hold classes.
Concern Australia’s response to COVID-19
Read the public statement from CEO Michelle Crawford: We have suspended the core activities of two of our programs effective immediately (LiveWires and Steps Outreach Service), and another from 23 March 2020 (Values for Life).
Steve’s back on the road thanks to Hand Brake Turn fiXit
Steve Neville has had a rough time of late, but thanks to the Hand Brake Turn fiXit social enterprise, he’s now back on the road, making family life much easier for him and his three children.
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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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