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Are you looking to volunteer in the Youth Support space? We are currently looking for live-in mentors in the inner North for our Lead Tenant program. If you are looking to become a positive, supportive role model for young people who would benefit from extra support, then a live-in mentor position may be right for you.
MCM Speech Pathologists from our ECIS team had an early celebration last week for Speech Pathology Week, which runs from 21-27 August.
Are you on a waitlist for Early Childhood Intervention Services? We invite you to join our experienced Occupational Therapist who supports children aged 0–7 years and their families, on Tuesday 6 September @ 1PM, for a one hour telepractice information session.
Yesterday, LEGO brick houses took over Parliament House steps in Melbourne to keep decision-makers focused on creating a pipeline of housing for at least 5,000 Victorian young people in need of a safe home.
On 11 July 2022, Melbourne City Mission (MCM) ceased providing Supported Independent Living (SIL) services, with employees, management and support transitioning to Able Australia, a not-for-profit organisation that specialises in the field.
MCM’s Early Childhood Intervention Services now provides key worker supports and speech therapy supports to children and families in Bendigo. If you live outside Bendigo, you can avail of MCM Early Childhood Intervention supports via Telepractice.
Our Early Childhood Intervention Team (ECIS) will be running a series of interactive social groups during the holidays for children with developmental delay or disability in Brunswick, Mill Park and Greensborough. Contact us for more details.
As a registered NDIS provider, MCM has been delivering Recovery Coach services for almost three years, supporting participants in taking control of their lives and overcoming mental health barriers. Cat, an MCM Recovery Coach based in the Loddon Mallee and Macedon Ranges region talks to us about the role of a Recovery Coach.
Running from 22-28 May, National Palliative Care Week is this year celebrating the theme of It’s your right. This year’s theme seeks to raise awareness of the rights of all Australians to access high-quality palliative care when and where they need it.
To recognise National Reconciliation Week, Melbourne City Mission MCM would like to invite the Victorian community to a free online conversation with Senior Wurundjeri elder Aunty Joy Murphy Wandin AO and opera singer, academic and filmmaker Tiriki Onus.