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National sector ‘has much to learn’ from Centacare Geraldton
Catholic Social Services Australia’s visit to Centacare Family Services Geraldton has shone a national spotlight on the important work being done to support local families, men, and vulnerable Australians experiencing homelessness.Â
‘A dream that has come true’: MacKillop House celebrates fifth anniversary
Five years ago, MacKillop House opened its doors in Canberra as a refuge for women facing homelessness. Source: Catholic Voice.
Champagnat Day a reminder of the importance of families
As Marist communities across Australia celebrate Champagnat Day today, Marist180 is highlighting the importance of partnerships between families, communities and government in preserving the sacred bond of family.Â
CSSA calls for relief for low-income families hit by electricity price hikeÂ
Catholic Social Services Australia has expressed deep concern following the Australian Energy Regulator’s final determination for the electricity default market offer for New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland.
CSSA welcomes appointment of Liberal Party’s first female leader
Catholic Social Services Australia has applauded the landmark appointment of Sussan Ley as the first woman to lead the Liberal Party in its 81-year history.Â
Catholic organisations congratulate Labor on election win
Catholic Social Services Australia and the St Vincent de Paul Society have congratulated Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Labor on their comprehensive victory in Saturday’s federal election.
Women donning hard hats to build themselves a better future
Women tradies are bursting through the construction sector’s glass ceiling with the help of a Centacare Far North Queensland multicultural program giving them the power to build their own destiny. Source: Cairns Post.
CSSA report on funding shortfalls a ‘wake-up call’ for all political parties
Financial pressures on not-for-profit social services have become untenable, with Australia’s most vulnerable people bearing the brunt of chronic underfunding, according to a new report commissioned by Catholic Social Services Australia.
Catholic Social Services urges parties to prioritise common good
As Australia prepares for the federal election on May 3, Catholic Social Services Australia urges all political parties to prioritise the common good over sectional interests in their policy platforms.