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Please give generously this Christmas and make a difference
At Concern Australia the lead up to Christmas is a time to pause and reflect on some of the young people we serve, knowing how overwhelmingly taxing 2021 has been for many of them, particularly those who are experiencing homelessness and who’s Christmas wish is simply a place to sleep that’s safe and warm.
RMIT and Hand Brake Turn – a partnership that’s kicking goals – introducing Marley!
We sat down this week to speak with RMIT Work Integrated Learning Teacher Trevor Bailey, who has been working closely with the Hand Brake Turn (HBT) team since we forged a partnership with them in 2018.
Pioneer Award winner Jonathan Sugumar – exciting times for him and the team.
While celebrating Concern Australia’s 50 anniversary, and the launching of the 2021 Annual report, we took a moment to applaud the dedication and hard work of Jonathan Sugumar.
Our last Virtual AGM, positively impacting lives since 1971
Our last virtual AGM was held yesterday and we can't be happier. Proud of celebrate 50 years of impact supporting young people and children.
Making a difference with Burke & Beyond
Providing support and hope for young people, that’s how Burke & Beyond and Hand Brake Turn established a valuable partnership in 2019 that helps vulnerable young people transition into adulthood with all the elements required to thrive.
Anti-Poverty Week – It’s time to raise the rate for good.
Did you know that in Australia, there are more than 3.24 million people living below the poverty line? That includes 774,000 children. This is unacceptable, and at Concern Australia we will continue to advocate to do something about it.
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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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