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Concern Australia Changes to Leadership
After 7 years as Concern Australia’s CEO, Michelle Crawford will be embarking on her next journey as she takes on a new and exciting role as CEO of the Children’s Cancer Foundation.
Our Summer Update…
It's time to update you with our latest news. Check out what's been happening - a message of gratitude and so much more!
Join our team! We are on the hunt for a Project Manager – Intimate Partner Violence
We are looking for someone passionate about youth social justice and who wants to make a difference. Does this sound like you? Concern Australia is looking for someone to pioneer our Intimate Partner Violence project.
January 26, 2023
Today, on January 26th 2023, we would like to pay our deepest respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, past, present and to future generations. Many First Nations communities consider this a Day of Mourning. We acknowledge the hurt, pain, and trauma that is felt by many.
Back to School with Values for Life
By donating to Values for Life, you can provide young students with the opportunity to experience a life-changing workshop this school year.
Congratulations to Professor Priscilla Robinson for Receiving the PHAA President’s Award
Concern Australia wants to congratulate former Board Member, Professor Priscilla Robinson, for being awarded the PHHA President's Award in acknowledgement of her extraordinary contribution to the Public Health sector.
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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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