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1. Service excellence
(Pathways/About Us)

... families and healthy, happy children Mission Australia believes all Australian children should experience a safe, healthy and happy childhood and that providing opportunities for emotional, social and ...

2. Mental pain catches bad backs
(News/Media Releases Archive)

... people with a mental illness to get the pension. Welfare Rights says it has been seeking information from the government about its review of the impairment tables, and believes it is time for broader ...

3. Rise in betting on the net a concern
(Daily News/Blog)

... The comments in the past weekend’s Sunday Mail echo those made earlier this month by University of Sydney Professor of Psychology Alex Blaszczynski, an addiction expert who believes faster internet speeds ...

4. Inequality is growing in Australia: ACOSS
(News/Media Releases Archive)

... Australia, as evidenced by the CPI has risen by 34% with energy expenses in particular doubling in the past decade and expected to double again in the next 5 years. And ACOSS believes this is understating ...

5. A catalyst for changing women’s lives
(Daily News/Blog)

... for the women who participate is the confidence they gain, which translates into all aspects of their lives, such as parenting, social engagement and the workforce.” No one believes this more than Karen*, ...

6. FAHCSIA release of legal advice on gambling reform
(News/Media Releases Archive)

... except for online gambling. However, problem gambling is a serious issue and the Australian Government believes more must be done to help problem gamblers and their families, particularly by reducing ...

7. New partnership offers hope for homeless families
(News/Media Releases Archive)

... for Social Inclusion. In launching the new partnership, Mrs Kelly said: “As an active supporter of communities all around Australia, The Westpac Group believes it has a responsibility to help address ...

8. Spirit of adventure
(Daily News/Blog)

... Reconciliation Action Plan, she believes Mission Australia can be advocates for change in the community and engage with the government, police and justice bodies. Cally continues to be inspired by what ...

9. Chigwell House – Empowering young families
(Daily News/Blog)

... agencies every day1.  Mission Australia believes that access to these types of services is set to become even more critical. So how does Chigwell House work? It acts as a neighbourhood ‘hub’, providing ...

10. A Conversation for the Health of all Australians - National Reconciliation Week 2010
(Daily News/Blog)

... of Statistics released updated figures indicating that the average life expectancy gap between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians is around 11 years. Mission Australia believes these statistics ...

11. Roma House residents take on Adventure Based Learning
(Daily News/Blog)

... and the activities it offers. She believes access to which is a human right, and is consistently amazed by participants’ capability and determination. The programs are drug and alcohol free and physically ...

12. Working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders
(Community Services/Community Services)

Mission Australia believes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders should enjoy a quality of life with every opportunity to succeed. Working closely with local communities - in metro, regional and remote ...

13. Bringing together business, government and not-for-profits is a GoodStart
(Daily News/Blog)

... for mass vaccinations in a short period of time. By their own figures, the alliance believes they have already prevented 4 million deaths since 2001. At the other end of the finance spectrum is the well ...

14. We must act now to save a lost generation
(Daily News/Blog)

... believes the primary focus of service providers must be to prevent youth unemployment in the first instance by offering holistic support. In situations where prevention fails we must ensure there is a ...

15. Pathways through a successful youth
(Community Services/Community Services)

Mission Australia believes all young people should have the opportunity to successfully move through their adolescent years and into adulthood, well prepared for life ahead. At Mission Australia, ...

16. Pathways away from homelessness
(Community Services/Community Services)

Mission Australia believes all Australians should be able to live in a safe, secure and affordable home. We recognise that people become homeless due to a range of issues including mental illness, drug ...

17. Pathways to strong families and happy healthy children
(Community Services/Community Services)

Mission Australia believes all Australian children should experience a safe, healthy and happy childhood. We recognise that some families find it difficult to provide a safe and nurturing environment ...

18. Sign up to Mission Australia’s anti-poverty video petition!
(Uncategorised Content)

... by individuals, communities, organisations and governments. What is the purpose of Mission Australia’s video petition? Mission Australia believes everyone should have the chance to enjoy a full and ...

19. Mission Australia Annual Report 2011 - Pathways to strong families and healthy, happy children
(Downloads/Annual Reports/Annual Report 2011)

Mission Australia believes all Australian children should experience a safe, healthy and happy childhood and that providing opportunities for emotional, social and physical development in the early years ...

20. Mission Australia Annual Report 2011 - Pathways through a successful youth
(Downloads/Annual Reports/Annual Report 2011)

Mission Australia believes all young people should have the opportunity to successfully move into adulthood, well prepared for life ahead. Download the 'Pathways through a successful youth' section of ...

21. Mission Australia Annual Report 2011 - Pathways away from homelessness
(Downloads/Annual Reports/Annual Report 2011)

Mission Australia believes all Australians should be able to live in safe, secure and affordable housing and is committed to eliminating homelessness. We recognise that people become homeless due to a ...