Mission Australia

1. Our Response to Commonwealth Gov Discussion Paper - National Mental Health & Disability Employment
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Mission Australia welcomes the discussion paper in the context of the Commonwealth’s broader social inclusion agenda, particularly given the strong links between poverty, unemployment, social exclusion ...

2. The Towards New Indicators of Disadvantage Project
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Bulletin No.1 - Identifying the Essentials of Life By Peter Saunders. This project is a collaboration between researchers at the Social Policy Research Centre (SPRC) and analysts from the Australian Council ...

3. New report shows groundbreaking homeless service is a success
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... through collaboration - between us, the three levels of government, our peer organisations, and the generous support of individual and corporate partners. "The most exciting thing about these results ...

4. Mission Australia joins industry and government at the Social Innovation Summit
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... represented the government, business and not-for-profit sectors, all of them leaders in their chosen fields.  What was unique about this gathering was the focus on collaboration between the three sectors ...

5. Mission Australia's Michael Project for the homeless launched today
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... in Sydney. It is funding a nurse (working in collaboration with St Vincent’s Hospital) who visits rough sleepers and ministers to their physical and mental health needs at a stage before they front hospital ...

6. University courses for disadvantaged Australians offer a path out of poverty
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...  Another major benefit of Catalyst-Clemente is its cost effectiveness. “Through the close collaboration between the NGOs and university, the resources contributed to run Catalyst-Clemente have been ...

7. Mission Australia to open new offices in Adelaide's west
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... with the Services to Youth Council) Bay Central, in collaboration with Seaview High School – an alternative education for young people aged 15-17 “We’ve had major successes with our programs for ...