Implementing the Child Safe Standards - Concern Australia completes our biannual review Child Safe Review At Concern Australia the welfare of children and young people will always be our first priority. In fulfilment of our obligations under Child Safe Standard 10: Implementation of the Child Safe Standards is regularly reviewed [...]
This past weekend, the streets of Melbourne buzzed with excitement as more than 25,000 people pounded the pavement in the annual Run Melbourne
This past weekend, the streets of Melbourne buzzed with excitement as more than 25,000 people pounded the pavement in the annual Run Melbourne
Ahead of Run Melbourne, our CEO Judith Atkinson reflects on the incredible impact of Concern Australia’s STEPS Homelessness Service.
At Concern Australia, partnering with young people to create positive opportunities and hopeful futures is at the centre of all we do. We value young people’s talents, hopes and resilience, and work alongside them as they identify their goals and navigate challenges.
Are you ready to lace up your running shoes and make a difference in the lives of young people and families experiencing homelessness? It's that time of the year again – Run Melbourne is just around the corner.
As we draw nearer to Christmas, on behalf of myself and all of my colleagues here at Concern Australia, I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to our cherished supporters and partners, for the support you have given us this year.
This Christmas, you have the power to spark transformative change in the lives of young people facing hardship and complex challenges. At Concern Australia, our mission is to work in partnership with young people and children, creating opportunities for them to enjoy full and meaningful lives.
We are pleased to announce our upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) and invite all our supporters, partners, and peer organisations to join us for an afternoon tea followed by our AGM proceedings.
SNAICC (the national non-governmental peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children) held its 10th National Conference on the lands of the Larrakia people in Darwin in September. Andrea Greenwood (GM, Service Delivery) and I attended the conference as part of Concern Australia’s commitment to continually strengthening cultural understanding and practices.
