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1.
Young mums tell Women’s Weekly why they’re Aim’n High
(Daily News/Blog)
Young mothers from Mission Australia’s Aimin’ High program in Melbourne’s south-east have told this month's Australian Women’s Weekly how the educational program has changed their lives for the better. ...
Wednesday, 04 January 2012
2.
Concern at the number of homeless people turned away
(Daily News/Blog)
... capacity but also cutting the flow of people into homelessness and trying to get them on their feet more quickly once
they’re
there. “But with turn away rates remaining at levels similar to the last ...
Thursday, 15 December 2011
3.
Young mums tell Sunrise they’re Aim’n High
(News/Media Releases Archive)
Media coverage - Sunrise, Channel 7, 24 November Young mothers from Mission Australia’s innovative Aim’n High program, which helps teenage mums to complete their schooling, have appeared on morning TV ...
Thursday, 24 November 2011
4.
Featherweight packs a double whammy
(Daily News/Blog)
Ever wondered where old mattresses go when they die? If
they’re
lucky they end up at Mission Australia's new Featherweight recycling enterprise in Bellambi where
they’re
reborn as punching bags. One of ...
Wednesday, 09 November 2011
5.
Homeless children left in the cold by patchwork reform
(Daily News/Blog)
... with an accompanying parent or parents are turned away from services speak volumes for the system’s inability to meet demand,” said Mr Hall. “But once
they’re
in the system it’s incredibly challenging ...
Thursday, 27 October 2011
6.
Community barbecues offer insight into long-grasser life
(Daily News/Blog)
... long grassers by cooking them meals and making sure
they’re
okay. Mission Australia’s Housing Support Initiatives Manager, Ian Murdoch JP said that National Homeless Persons’ Week highlighted the challenges ...
Thursday, 04 August 2011
7.
Reform efforts have charities all atwitter
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... trying to close off profitable social enterprises that reinvest earnings into community programs. “
They’re
on the record as saying that
they’re
not trying to close off those investments by taxing the ...
Monday, 25 July 2011
8.
Triple Care Farm: A Safe Place for Change launched
(Daily News/Blog)
... a stage
they’re
going through, but we can forget they are so vulnerable… Seventy per cent of Triple Care Farm students had experienced family breakdown.” She added that the sense of trust Triple Care ...
Tuesday, 12 July 2011
9.
Concern at numbers of homeless people turned away
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... accommodation capacity but also to cut the flow of people into homelessness and to try and get them on their feet more quickly once
they’re
there. “Figures released last week show that funding starting ...
Thursday, 09 June 2011
10.
Qualified support for government's trial proposal for teen mums
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... programs like this when people participate voluntarily. We run several similar initiatives to those proposed – and have done so for many years – and
they’re
successful because people want to be there. ...
Thursday, 05 May 2011
11.
Pretend welfare reform will do nothing for jobless
(Daily News/Blog)
... DSP recipients want to work. The keys to reaching these hundreds of thousands of people are to make sure they receive the training they need to fill vacancies in industries starved of employees; that
they’re
...
Friday, 01 April 2011
12.
Opening doors during Seniors Week
(Daily News/Blog)
... Mr Cameron said. “They love contributing recipes to the MA Housing newsletter and letting us know how
they’re
getting on.” MA Housing is currently working with Housing NSW to sign new tenants to the Mt ...
Tuesday, 22 March 2011
13.
Groundbreaking new youth homeless services launched in SW Sydney
(News/Media Releases Archive)
... also not constrained by where a young person lives. Care can be provided in the range of accommodation we offer or, if
they’re
at risk of homelessness, even in the young person’s home. “It’s all about ...
Friday, 04 February 2011
14.
Opinion: Private capital can be key to social change
(Daily News/Blog)
... program in the UK and will require the cooperation of government, investors and the community sector. The principle is fairly simple. Governments fund social programs which save them money –
they’re
...
Friday, 14 January 2011
15.
Opinion - Time for fresh thoughts on welfare reform
(Daily News/Blog)
... when seeking work. But the rules must be applied – and at the moment it appears
they’re
not. I was pleased to see during the election campaign Labor commit to a tightening of the compliance regime as ...
Monday, 20 September 2010
16.
Opening hearts and homes to Logan youth
(Daily News/Blog)
... are like our diamonds.” Most of the young Nightspot clients are referred to the service by youth support workers, employment services and schools. “Amazingly, despite the turmoil in their lives,
they’re
...
Thursday, 02 September 2010
17.
Shane turns his life around
(Daily News/Blog)
... of trouble. It’s stopped me doing a lot of things I used to do. It’s helped me.
They’re
good people who help you all the time.” *Name has been changed. Three U-Turn clients were recently featured ...
Thursday, 19 August 2010
18.
Inner City Housing Project making long-term progress with Sydney's roughsleepers
(Daily News/Blog)
...
they’re
often admitted to hospital for psychiatric care. Hospital admission is an extremely costly option and offers only short term support – it isn’t long before
they’re
discharged back on the streets…and ...
Thursday, 18 February 2010
19.
National Youth Survey 2005: Rural and Regional Responses
(Downloads/National Survey of Young Australians/National Survey of Young Australians 2005)
... The main findings of 'National Youth Survey 2005: Rural and Regional Responses' shows that regardless of where young people live, family relationships and friendships are what they value most.
They’re
...
Monday, 25 July 2011
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