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A warm welcome for refugee families in Melbourne
The thoughtful, quick and collaborative response of the Ecological Justice Hub meal drop program is an example of how our organisation honours its Ignatian heritage – living with one foot raised, ready to go wherever the need is greatest.
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Jesuit Social Services commemorates Sorry Day with rescheduled concert
Musicians, artists and Jesuit Social Services staff and volunteers have gathered to commemorate Sorry Day with a rescheduled concert at Melbourne’s Blak Dot Gallery. ...
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Planning a just recovery for the Northern Territory
[caption id="attachment_8247" align="alignright" width="418"] Participants in the Our Jobs, Climate and Community forum[/caption]...
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Just Voices participant Jonathan 'Caution' Binge wins at National Indigenous Story Awards
[caption id="attachment_8078" align="alignright" width="300"] Jonathan 'Caution' Binge[/caption]...
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The Catholic Alliance for People Seeking Asylum (CAPSA) holds first webinar
2020 has been an extremely challenging year for all – but the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been particularly felt by refugees and people seeking asylum....
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Bush garden project strengthens links with culture
[caption id="attachment_7955" align="alignright" width="187"] Smoking Ceremony at the launch of the Growing Strngbala Way Community Bush Garden Project in Katherine[/caption]...
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Coffee and conversation in Mount Druitt
The Wilmott Community Hub has gone mobile by using a coffee van to stay connected to the local community. The Hub team has taken to the streets of Mount Druitt with coffee and conversation in an effort to give members of the community that vital touchpoint that they normally would get through the...
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A vital lifeline for Western Sydney remains open
[caption id="attachment_7602" align="alignright" width="169"] Ignite Food Store Manager, Rosemary Peri[/caption]...