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... and don’t get the help they need. “And the problem of elderly homelessness is likely to get worse. Recent research states that over 112,000 older Australians are in housing stress – a number that has ... Monday, 04 August 2008Category: Partnerships/Our Corporate Partners
... the partnership has expanded to other states and services and has become one of Mission Australia most significant and valuable corporate partnerships. The focus of the partnership is largely based on ... Wednesday, 26 March 2008Category: Partnerships/Our Corporate Partners
... in several states. Pathways to Prevention provides support and education for children and their families and also has a focus on supporting the indigenous community in several areas, which is an important ... Wednesday, 26 March 2008Category: Partnerships/Our Corporate Partners
... - has expanded over the years and is now fully integrated into 13 Mission Australia youth services across three States. Our clients range in age from 15 to 25 years old, are either homeless or at risk ... Tuesday, 25 March 2008Category: News/Media Releases Archive
... across states and territories. Mission Australia says a lack of consistent services, curriculum and delivery models meant children in some parts of the country were receiving a better start than kids ... Thursday, 27 September 2007Category: News/Media Releases Archive
... states in search of job opportunities, but when the job doesn’t happen, there’s sometimes nowhere else to go but to us. “The rapid gentrification of the city has also added to the problem. Boarding houses ... Monday, 06 August 2007Category: News/Media Releases Archive
... as part of a crime-reduction strategy but has since grown to become a much larger and detailed program, now delivered in four states, and influenced the Commonwealth Government’s own early intervention ... Thursday, 07 December 2006