Rough, tumble and a way out
As homeless numbers continue to rise in Victoria, four people share their stories of life on the streets and how Uniting were able to assist them.
Appeal raises record amount for people in crisis
The 2019 Food For Families appeal donated 73 tonnes of food and other essential items to people in crisis last Christmas.
Uniting Winter Appeal helps bring hope from the ashes
A fire robbed Felicity of her home, her health and her will to live. Five years on, she’s back on her feet and ‘in a really good place’ – literally and figuratively.
Focus on homelessness
For those living without regular shelter through the winter months, a hospital cafeteria can offer respite and hot chocolate.
Time to celebrate volunteers
Uniting Vic.Tas CEO Paul Linossier has paid tribute to the thousands of volunteers who serve across the Uniting network in Victoria and Tasmania as the community service organisation celebrates National Volunteer Week.
More Victorian families missing out on basic needs
The number of homeless and struggling families in Victoria is growing rapidly, according to some of Australia’s leading researchers and economists.
Drawing out the best
Judy gets inspired When Judy began doing volunteer work with a Monday afternoon art group run by Uniting Vic.Tas she couldn’t have anticipated that it would spark her own creative journey.
Wesley celebrates 125 years of community service
This month marks 125 years since Uniting Wesley - then known as Central Methodist Mission - was first established.
Second lease of life for Ballarat op shop
Ice creams, a sausage sizzle and bargains greeted customers at the March Community Day to celebrate the opening of the new Uniting Ballarat op shop.
Keeping siblings together
Uniting Vic.Tas will trial a new service to ensure out-of-home care siblings remain together for as long as possible.
Reuniting families and saving lives
Uniting ReGen executive officer Laurence Alvis Uniting Vic.Tas launched two services on Wednesday that will work towards saving lives and creating safer environments for families across Victoria. An additional $1.
Uniting CEO says look at deeper causes of St Kilda trouble
Uniting Vic.Tas CEO Paul Linossier said community-housing residents should not be stereotyped as violent and anti-social people following a much-publicised attack on Melbourne radio host Kate Langbroek.
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