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1. Report finds Reconciliation Action Plans get results
(Daily News/Blog)

A new report by Reconciliation Australia highlighting the achievements Australian workplaces are making towards reconciliation shows organisations with culturally safe environments are more likely ...

2. Together we can tackle housing shortage: MA Housing Chief
(Daily News/Blog)

...  According to the latest National Housing Supply Council State of Supply Report, Australia has a shortage of about 215,000 dwellings, which means there are many more households than homes. “And with ...

3. Mission Australia Gambling Counselling and Support Services (NSW & ACT)
(Community Services/Community Services)

... their families and their communities. According to the Productivity Commission’s Report on Gambling, roughly 115,000 Australian adults experience problem gambling at any one time. A further 280,000 are ...

4. Executive Leadership Team (ELT)
(Pathways/About Us)

... about how we welcome new employees, train, support, celebrate staff and ensure they remain safe in the ‘Our people’ section of our 2011 Annual Report.    ...

5. 2020 Strategy
(Pathways/About Us)

...    Mission Australia’s Annual Report 2011 highlights how as an organisation we have worked towards achieving these goals and used our core expertise across our five pathways.    ...

6. Snapshot of nation’s housing supply ‘depressing reading’
(News/Media Releases Archive)

As one of the nation’s leading provider of homelessness services, Mission Australia has described the latest report on Australia’s housing supply – which shows a current shortfall of around 215,000 dwellings ...

7. Employment projects restore hope to SA Riverland
(Daily News/Blog)

Mission Australia Employment Solutions' (ES) work with local community partners to provide training and employment opportunities in South Australia’s Riverland was recently highlighted in a report by James ...

8. Triple Care Farm graduates celebrate fresh start
(Daily News/Blog)

... nation’s most successful residential programs for young people experiencing homelessness, substance abuse and mental health issues. To find out why read Mission Australia’s Safe Place for Change report, ...

9. Concern at the number of homeless people turned away
(Daily News/Blog)

... report also states the group most likely to be turned away were couples with children, followed by individuals with children and couples without children. Over half those turned away were aged under 20 ...

10. Aherlkeme life skills celebration
(Daily News/Blog)

... Ryan presented each of the graduates with a certificate of achievement. The certificate accompanies a report to Territory Housing to support the tenant’s application for public housing. One of the recipients, ...

11. Mission Australia’s AGM looks back at 2011
(Daily News/Blog)

... Australians to find, acknowledge and develop their talents.  For example, our Community Services division reported a 15 per cent rise in the quality of its outcomes, and our Early Learning Services also ...

12. Sustainable growth
(Pathways/About Us)

... are held in trust to ensure the longevity of key programs relied upon by Australians in need.     Our housing grants and the 2011 surplus While Mission Australia reported a surplus of almost $125 ...

13. Working smarter
(Pathways/About Us)

... hearts into their work. To ensure they feel protected and valued, HR implemented a service review and introduced the Safe@Heart online OH&S process for reporting incidents and injuries. As a provider ...

14. Service excellence
(Pathways/About Us)

... Services delivered 349 services, assisted 133,807 individuals and 8,568 families, and provided 103,728 instances of service. Our Employment Solutions division worked with 154,929 job seekers. State Reports ...

15. Lead experts
(Pathways/About Us)

... for a fairer Australia and develop evidence-based services. RSPU works with universities, other community service providers and government agencies on research and policy projects. Its reports and submissions ...

16. Community forum in Coffs aims to open minds for a better future
(Daily News/Blog)

... Earlier this year Professor McGorry launched Triple Care Farm: A safe place for change 1989-2009, a Mission Australia report that called for more residential drug and alcohol rehab services for young people ...

17. Calculate your household carbon price on new interactive site
(Daily News/Blog)

... by poverty and inequality, participated in the carbon pricing project to represent the interests of low-income households. To read the full ‘The Carbon Price and the Cost of Living’ report or a summary ...

18. Student on a mission
(News/Media Releases Archive)

... this week. The Champion reported that medicine for the masses and inoculating education are the passions behind Caroline’s success. The 24-year-old is completing her studies through the American ...

19. Award for Super effort
(News/Media Releases Archive)

Media coverage - Albert & Logan News, 9 November 2011 SUPER A-Mart Warehouse at Woodridge has been rewarded for its efforts providing job opportunities to local job-seekers, reports today’s Albert and ...

20. Homeless children left in the cold by patchwork reform
(Daily News/Blog)

... Child Protection and the Institute of Child Protection Studies have today published a snapshot report on the plight of homeless children, Seen and heard: putting children on the homelessness agenda.  ...

21. Media coverage - The Bairnsdale Advertiser: Outstanding local employers
(Daily News/Blog)

... inaugural Employer Awards. The Bairnsdale Advertiser reported on Monday that the awards are aimed at recognising businesses for their role in transforming lives by giving someone a job. M and K Ashwood ...

22. Outstanding local employers
(News/Media Releases Archive)

... Bairnsdale Advertiser reported on Monday that the awards are aimed at recognising businesses for their role in transforming lives by giving someone a job. M and K Ashwood won the award in recognition ...

23. Is there a better approach to remote Aboriginal communities?
(Daily News/Blog)

... Aboriginal Australians were in no better position than they were in 1970. Forty years, tens of billions of dollars later, and little or no progress to report. Jesus wept. Australia grew on the back of ...

24. Bubble wrap off: kids go back to nature
(News/Media Releases Archive)

... play”. The Herald Sun reports that a generation of over-protective parents are so worried about their children getting dirty, tripping on pebbles or falling out of trees, they have developed "bio-phobia" ...

25. Meagre dole payment doesn't just hurt the unemployed: Toby Hall
(Daily News/Blog)

... providing job seekers with the right balance between obligations and incentives to get them into work and keep them there. One of the chief recommendations of the McClure Report into welfare reform – ...