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... that sort of background is an appropriate response to their problem? “These are hardly good outcomes. They’re even worse when you consider how much we pay for the privilege. “For example, in NSW it costs ...
... and preventing youth homelessness – measures that don’t just address accommodation capacity but also cut the flow of people into homelessness and try and get them on their feet more quickly once they’re ...
3. Solid start for Community Response Task Force
(News/Media Releases Archive)
...  “The challenge is often people won’t seek the help they need until it’s too late because they’re embarrassed or because of the stigma they feel in approaching a welfare organisation for help. “We need ...
... are very welcome. They’re a sensible and common sense response to the issues we and other Job Network providers have raised with government,” said Mr Hall. “It’s a positive outcome for people who, particularly ...
... programs – they’re based on sound research and we have the evidence to prove they work. Income quarantining trials may only be in their early stages, but at the moment we don’t have any solid evidence ...
6. Aussie Rock legends to harness young talent
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... from the south,” she said. “They’re a great inspiration for young people who have a talent and passion about music, and it will be fantastic to have them come and talk about their experiences,” she said. ...
...  “On face value, a drop in the number of homeless young people is cause for optimism – but we can’t jump to conclusions. Many homeless teenagers are ‘couch-surfing’ with friends. As a result, they’re often ...
Record petrol prices aren’t just hurting Sydneysiders with cars…they’re also making life difficult for some of the city’s most essential services – including Mission Australia’s famous Missionbeat vans ...
... it’s mental illness or substance abuse. “More and more these days we see people who become homeless for financial reasons–they can’t make their rent or they’re too deep in debt. “The general public’s ...
... useful to have this information for several reasons. Firstly, it helps raise awareness about young homeless people and the issues they’re facing – they’re a diverse group and have a range of different ...
... housing, such as caravans, or stay with friends and family – which often leads to unsuitable and overcrowded accommodation – or they’re coming to organisations like Mission Australia for help. “Charities ...
12. Deadly snake on a mission in Whyalla
(News/Media Releases Archive)
They’re known for their commitment to their clients, but the sudden arrival of one of Australia’s deadliest snakes in their Whyalla office proved to be ‘Mission Impossible’ for leading South Australian ...
... and feel like they’re letting their children down at such an important time of the year.” “Mission Australia is therefore very grateful to the Australian Institute of Company Directors for giving a helping ...
...  “For a lot of these kids, school becomes so much more engaging and important once they have some career direction and they know what they’re aiming for.” Mission Australia’s Glenroy M2M Coordinator, ...
... been proven that young drivers are far more receptive to road safety information when they are in their safest phase, for example the Learner Driver phase, because they’re keen for information and training,” ...
... does just that – in particular, it appeals to younger people who traditionally don’t support charities in large numbers. While they’re getting an experience of a lifetime, they’re also raising much needed ...
... supported accommodation services, the main reason is because they’re escaping domestic violence or because of extreme financial hardship. “From Mission Australia’s experience we can also say that many ...
...  “Regardless of where young people live, family relationships and friendships are what they value most. They’re also involved in their communities, through sport, youth groups, arts and cultural activities ...
... and in what they value,” said Ms Hampshire. “Regardless of where young people live, family relationships and friendships are what they value most. They’re also involved in their communities, through ...
... Mr Hopper said. “Regardless of where young people live, family relationships and friendships are what they value most. They’re also involved in their communities, through sport, youth groups, arts and ...
... family relationships and friendships are what they value most,” he said. “They’re also involved in their communities, through sport, youth groups, arts and cultural activities and volunteering.” “These ...
... and friendships are what they value most. They’re also involved in their communities; through sport, youth groups, arts and cultural activities and volunteering." "These are very positive messages ...
... most. They’re also involved in their communities, through sport, youth groups, arts and cultural activities and volunteering. These are very positive messages for the wider community, as young people are ...

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