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Homelessness Forum (act)

Homelessness: It’s About You, Can we halve Canberra by 2020? As Canberra celebrates its Centenary, homelessness remains a key civic challenge. A part of the Centenary of Canberra, the forum raises the profile of poverty and homelessness in our community. Can we find new solutions and new approaches by looking afresh at homelessness in Canberra? More...

 

 
 
 


Publications

 

The St Vincent de Paul Society produces a number of high quality publications on various issues. 

 

National Publications include:

  1. Annual Reports

  2. The Record; and

  3. The Rule

  4. Strategic Plan

 

You might also want to check our Social Justice publications.

 

To find out if there are any state specific publications, click on the following links:

ACT  |  NSW  |  NT  |  QLD  |  SA  |  TAS  |  VIC  |  WA

In Western Australia...

The Society in Western Australia releases an Annual Report and two The Spirit Newsletters each year.

The Passages Resource Centre Newsletter is produced twice a year.

The Record is published four times a year by the St Vincent de Paul Society National Council of Australia.

For any further information on our publications or if you would like to be added to our mailing list please contact our Head Office on (08) 9475 5400.

We hope you enjoy reading how the generosity of the Western Australian community is making a difference to the lives of disadvantaged people today.

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