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Welcome to Micah Projects Inc

A social justice initiative in collaboration with St Mary's Catholic Community, South Brisbane. Micah Projects Inc mission is to respond to people who experience exclusion, poverty, injustice and social isolation so that they may experience inclusion, economic well being, justice and connection within their community of choice. Our hope is to create justice and respond to injustice at the personal, social and structural levels in church and society. We seek to work collaboratively and respectfully with the indigenous community. We embrace our responsibility to redress the dispossession of indigenous people from their land.
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Mental Health Week Short Story Competition
For Mental Health Week this year the Mental Health Association of QLD is looking for works of short fiction that explore the "Be Active, Get Connected, Stay Involved" theme. The winning entry will be creative, innovative and best capture this theme. We encourage any individual who can inspire and entertain to apply!
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Posted: 3-7-2009


Tent City Redcliffe
Redcliffe's tent city
Where do you go if you lose your job and you can't pay your bills... if you lose your house and you have nowhere to go?
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Last Modified: 19-6-2009


QLD STATE BUDGET 2009-10
QCOSS welcomes wage increase for the community sector!
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Posted: 17-6-2009


Australian Homelessness Research Register (AHRR)
The Australian Federation of Homelessness Organisations (AFHO) seeks to improve community awareness and understanding of the issues facing Australians who are homeless. AFHO advocates for people who are homeless, aims to represent the interests of more than 1300 homeless assistance services, and contributes to policy development and evaluation of Australia's homeless service system.
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Last Modified: 4-6-2009


New Publication
Which Way Home Summary
After 17 years of economic growth, homelessness in Australia remains unacceptably high. Every night 100,000 Australians are homeless. Half are under 24 years old and 10,000 are children.1 There are some effective programs targeting people who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness, operating around Australia. They are not sufficient in number to have enough impact. A new approach is required – one that brings people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness from the margins in to the mainstream and provides them with opportunities the rest of us take for granted – a good education, decent health care and a secure place to call home. The new approach needs to be truly national. The best results require all levels of government and service providers to commit to a joint effort. We also need to harness the contributions and efforts of the business community.
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Last Modified: 4-6-2009


Upcoming Events
Mothers and the child protection system Report Launch
Karyn Walsh, President of QCOSS and Co-ordinator of Micah projects will launch the report.
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Last Modified: 30-6-2009


Queensland Health Calendar 2009
This calendar of health related events has been compiled by Queensland Health on information supplied by the relevant organisations arranging the event or activity.
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Last Modified: 17-6-2009



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