The 2023-24 Impact Report is now available.
This report outlines the achievements of Micah Projects with the help of supporters and collaborators.
Some highlights include:
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27,694 People supported across all services
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242,800 Hours of support
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7,934 people participated in events, groups and community education
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Reopening of Hope St Café in July 2023
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Organisational growth inclusive of enhanced finance systems, a new website and intranet, and training and development for leaders and staff.
Keep reading
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NAIDOC Week - Celebrating 50 Years of Deadly, 5 - 12 July News
National NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia in the first week of July each year (Sunday to Sunday), to celebrate and recognise the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
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Bringing Services Together: How Connected Care Helps Families Thrive News
Read how the Hawthorne Women, Children and Families Hub brings together healthcare, parenting support, child development programs, housing assistance and community connection in one trusted place. Grounded in evidence and shaped by decades of experience, the Hub demonstrates how connected support can create opportunities for women, children and families to heal, recover and thrive.
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Spreading the Warmth Together News
Our Spread the Warmth campaign was met with incredible compassion and generosity from the community. We are deeply grateful to everyone who supported our Mother’s Day campaign, helping bring comfort and care to mothers in refuge and crisis accommodation.
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Three Lessons from 30 Years of Supporting Families News
For three decades, Micah Projects has walked alongside families facing some of the toughest circumstances: homelessness, domestic and family violence, poverty, isolation, and the pressures that can place children at risk. Here are three key lessons we've learned on the way.
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