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Exploring a vehicle for collaboration
The Concern Australia team shared the impact and reach of Hand Brake Turn and fiXit to representatives from Bosch, the largest auto parts supplier in the world.
Celebrating 16 years of service
As part of the celebration, Concern Australia CEO Michelle Crawford was invited to share a few words reflecting on Andrew’s efforts over 16 years as a Chaplain through Concern Australia at the Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre.
#IWD22 Women in Leadership with Georgette Wardan
This week we take the opportunity to celebrate the contribution of women at Concern Australia. From all perspectives, we believe that the contribution of women to our organisation is gigantic and, greatly enables the work we are able to do.
Putting young Victorians on the road to employment, visit of the Hon. Natalie Hutchins, Minister of Crime Prevention
Concern Australia will receive $300,000 to expand the Hand Brake Turn Program in the North West region, increasing access and support offered to young people. This funding will further strengthen our ability to provide tailored support to more young people as they transition into education, training, apprenticeships or employment.
Meet Alisha – our new Hand Brake Turn team member!
Being a positive influence in someone’s life is challenging but is a key driver for Alisha. It’s a big goal but she’s firmly on her way to achieving it.
Our Summer Update – A huge thank you for all your support in 2021!
It's time to update you with our latest news.
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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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