Community Action Partnership of Madera County is a public non-profit organization focused on improving the social well-being and economic capacity of low to moderate-income individuals and families.

Community Action Partnership of Madera County

Vinnies provides over 200 services that help people in need, as self-described by the St Vincent de Paul Society.

Vinnies

Non-profit Organizations

St Vincent de Paul Society National Council of Australia

St Vincent de Paul Society Australia | 6,971 followers on LinkedIn. St Vincent de Paul Society assists people experiencing poverty and inequality and works to shape a more just society.  | The St Vincent de Paul Society in Australia (Vinnies) has more than 45,000 members and volunteers, who provide practical frontline support, advocacy and friendship for the most vulnerable members of our community.

More than 13 percent of the Australian population are living in poverty, 1.5 million people are unemployed or underemployed, the bottom fifth of households receive only 2.5 percent of wages, and a quarter of Australians live with a long-term health condition or disability.  Under our country’s prosperous veneer, there is a significant group of people struggling to survive.

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Adityanarayan Chatterjee

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Warren Bingham (GAICD)

St Vincent de Paul Society Australia

Our long-term work with people in hardship confirms an important fact - many are just one life event away from housing stress – losing a job, falling ill, becoming a carer, ending a relationship, being on a temporary visa or experiencing family and domestic violence. Rental affordability is now the worst on record in several capital cities, pushing low-income earners to the fringes of Australian communities. -- Housing is vital to wellbeing and means better outcomes in health, education and employment, economic and social participation. For the people we assist, the lack of pathways out of temporary housing stops them from getting on with their lives, looking for a job, studying and/or taking care of themselves or other family members. -- Policies that improve housing affordability, security, safety and energy efficiency have been neglected for the past 30 years. The Australian Government must shape up and make housing a top priority. The current situation is simply unacceptable, please like and share to raise awareness. https://lnkd.in/g558SN6p

Imagine having to make this choice every week. 💔 For too many people this isn’t hypothetical, it’s reality. With the cost of living rising, more families like Tania's are struggling to cover the basics. No one should have to decide between a meal and keeping the lights on. Your support can make a difference! Donate to Vinnies today and help families afford the essentials they need: https://lnkd.in/gvp4uiiq

Do you know the difference between allocative and productive efficiency? Why do economists always talk about market-based mechanisms as the best means for reducing emissions? Associate Professor Tim Nelson and Associate Professor Dr Joel Gilmore invite you and your colleagues to a unique training opportunity. -- Over the course of a day, they will provide five 60-minute modules of content aimed at providing people without formal economics training an opportunity to understand energy economics as it applies to the Australian electricity industry. The course has been designed to focus on economic concepts as they apply to the energy industry for participants with very little formal knowledge of economics. -- Unexpended funds from these events will be used to further the good work of the St Vincent de Paul Society National Council of Australia. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ghu9vayy

❗️We call on the Australian Government to increase needs-based funding for homelessness services and permanent housing. Learn more - Report by Homelessness Australia ▶️ vinnies.link/homelessness

🌟 How about gifting some time to people in need in your community this Christmas? This is the best Christmas gift you could possibly make to help those who need some help. You will make a real local difference and make your community better for everyone. Please follow the link to light up a few happy faces this Christmas - including yours: https://lnkd.in/ghgjBfZ3

St Vincent de Paul Society has members and community-focused Vinnies Support Centres across Australia. We help people in immediate crisis with food, clothing, other everyday essentials, help with bills, a friendly ear to listen and referrals to specialised services. We do not offer any assistance, including loans, through social media. Call Vinnies on 13 18 12 to find the closest assistance to you. Central contact points operate between 8:30am and 4:30pm on weekdays. You’ll be greeted by friendly people who really care!

🚨 SCAM ALERT. Listen to interview by ABC Western Plains NSW. St Vincent de Paul Society (Vinnies) does not provide loans or any assistance on social media. If you have any questions, call our intake number 13 18 12. Follow and share this post to raise awareness. 💙

Recently St Vincent de Paul Society Canberra/Goulburn published 2023/24 Annual Report, showcasing the incredible work of the Society's amazing Members, Volunteers and Employees. Follow the link to find out more about #Vinnies #GoodWorks in #Canberra and surrounding regions. vinnies.link/ACT

🌻 Imagine being forced to choose between your next meal and a roof over your head. For vulnerable people like Tania* and her children, this is the harsh reality of the unrelenting cost-of-living crisis. Rental costs are soaring. Groceries have never been so expensive. And as a result, struggling families like Tania’s are facing impossible choices. 🌿 At Christmas, these choices are even starker. For many, there’ll be no special meals because there’s rarely enough on the table. And no presents because the rent is overdue. Tania and her three children were at risk of homelessness after escaping an abusive relationship. 🌿 All she wanted was the best life possible for her kids. But it felt so far out of reach. Driven by the deep love she holds for her children, Tania found the courage to seek help from Vinnies. Tania says that the practical support she's received from Vinnies, made possible by supporters like you, has been life-changing. 🌿 This Christmas, more and more people just like Tania will be counting on Vinnies to provide accommodation support, food hampers, assistance with household bills, and vital medicines. But this can only happen with the help of supporters like you. 🌿 Click here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gvp4uiiq * Many people coming to Vinnies have never had to ask for help before and can feel embarrassed that they need to. That’s why we change people’s names and details – to protect their identity and uphold their dignity.

👍 We are pleased to share the final results of the 2024 Vinnies CEO Sleepout and the impact made across Australia. Together, 1591 business, community, and government leaders like yourself attended 15 events, and raised an incredible $8.66M impacting 388,000 lives! Thank you! It’s a phenomenal number, and the money will achieve something truly priceless. Thanks to you, more people can stay in their homes, access safe, secure accommodation and have somewhere to turn in times of need. 🌟 Here’s a snapshot of the assistance provided across the country – thanks to your support! - South Australia 2,088 people supported 5,482 nights of accommodation 21,926 meals provided - Victoria 4,526 people supported 11,881 nights of accommodation 47,524 meals provided - Western Australia 2,490 people supported 6,537 nights of accommodation 26,147 meals provided - Queensland 4,410 people supported 11,576 nights of accommodation 46,305 meals provided - Gold Coast 1,972 people supported 5,176 nights of accommodation 20,702 meals provided - New South Wales 8,883 people supported 23,319 nights of accommodation 93,275 meals provided - Northern Territory 211 people supported 553 nights of accommodation 2,973 meals provided - ACT and Surrounds 2,699 people supported 7,086 nights of accommodation 28,345 meals provided - Tasmania 229 people supported 601 nights of accommodation 2,405 meals provided Want to learn more? Read all of the State and Territory highlights in our National Impact Report here http://buff.ly/4fqXdtZ #homelessness #homelessnessawareness #ceosleepout #Australia #Vinnies #StVincentdePaulSociety Vinnies CEO Sleepout

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