Connections UnitingCare Chief Executive Officer Angela Forbes used a very Melbourne analogy to powerfully illustrate how hundreds of thousands of children are not being given a sporting chance in Australia.
Our Watch CEO Mary Barry, Fiona Richardson MP, Connections UnitingCare Acting CEO Trish Chapman and La Trobe University Vice-Chancellor Prof Keith Nugent.
Andrew Mellody Applications for the 2016 Connections UnitingCare Anti-Poverty Awards are now open. Any school or young person aged 16-30 working on a project to overcome poverty is encouraged to apply.
Trish Chapman (General Manager-Community Services) and Kathryn Mackay (Senior Project Leader Service Evaluation Development) Connections UnitingCare has been awarded ‘Best Newcomer to Social Impact Measurement’ by the So
A new report released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) this week has found that family violence is a major cause of homelessness in Australia.
Christmas gifts at a Methodist Ladies College service Children and teachers at Uniting Church schools are getting behind Connections UnitingCare’s Christmas Food and Gift Appeal.
Volunteer Maree is buttering a mound of bread for the weekly Thursday lunch Connections UnitingCare is one of the Uniting Church’s larger community services organisations, providing more than 30 child and family focussed
Tracey Gregory (left) and Anita Marling-Bauer (right) Gawler East Primary School in South Australia has been recognised with the Connections UnitingCare Anti-Poverty Schools award for raising awareness about displaced vi
By TIM LAM What began as a series of fundraising concerts in Melbourne has grown into a not-for-profit organisation that empowers overseas communities to lift themselves out of poverty.
Many young Australians are passionate about making a difference in the world. Connections UnitingCare’s Anti-Poverty Awards recognise and support young people tackling poverty in Australia and abroad.
Connections CEO Angela Forbes and MacKillop Family Services CEO Micaela Cronin.