A future we believe in.

Shaping a future of togetherness, understanding, equality and freedom.

We are Uniting

Working alongside people, we strive to make a difference for individuals, families and communities. Our many programs and services make us one of Victoria and Tasmania’s largest community support providers. 

Creating a future you can believe in.

6,100

People supported in recovery from alcohol and other drugs.

44,900

Crisis calls answered in Melbourne and Ballarat.

5,700

People at risk or experiencing homelessness supported to find accommodation.

75,000

Community meals and food vouchers provided for those in need.

2,300

People supported in their employment journey.

3,100

Children accessed our early learning programs.

News

Steph’s Story.

Steph and her three kids spent 18 months experiencing homelessness, couch surfing with a friend after she lost her family support systems.  
Uniting’s Ruffy Swag project is a new initiative led by Uniting’s Wodonga office. The purpose of the project is to produce swags …
Ever felt something tug on your heartstrings, calling you to make a difference? With more kids needing safe temporary care, there’s no …

Get involved.

There are lots of ways you can get involved and support our services here at Uniting.
NoBucks Dining Hall provides more than just a meal, it also provides a sense of community and a safe place to make …
An inspiring couple has donated the use of two homes to support people escaping family violence and are encouraging others to do …
From Brunswick to Bendigo, Glenroy to Geelong West, Uniting Vic.Tas Op Shops are all about giving back to their local communities.
Margaret and Jackie will be the first to tell you that retirement is busy and fulfilling. Residents at Gardiner Lodge in Glen …
Aiden, Leila, Nathan and Ramadan from Uniting Vic.Tas’ School Leaver Employment Support (SLES) program have had a fun fortnight working retail and …
A generous Melbourne couple and supportive local businesses have helped create a home for women and children escaping family violence in the …
January 26 is not a day of celebration for many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians. It is a reminder of the …
Ask any school leaver today how they feel about finishing school and taking the next big step into the world, and many …
Neurodiversity refers to the diverse range of neurological differences that exist among individuals, including conditions such as ADHD, or dyspraxia. Individuals who are …
Uniting Op Shops across Melbourne are celebrating community collaboration and inclusivity, encouraging everyone to discover their unique style, personality and self-expression. Working with …
Emily initially had her reservations about becoming a foster carer. As a young, single woman living in rural Victoria, she wondered if …
In a year where we continue to count women killed by acts of violence, walking in solidarity with victim survivors is an …
In early November, Bronwyn Pike launched the ‘Poverty and Homelessness’ edition of Parity magazine at the Hobart Town Hall. Parity is a national magazine published monthly …
To celebrate Carers Week this year, the Young Carer Team within Carer Gateway hosted a fun and heart-warming engagement activity for the …
Jamie has been living independently at his home in Melbourne since 2013. Jamie shares how important his connection to his neighbours and …
Many homes in Australia provide little thermal comfort and these homes are mostly occupied by people who are least able to improve …