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The St Vincent de Paul Society National Council of Australia Inc., ABN 50 748 098 845, ARBN 612 807 995, Charity Number 23838, is endorsed by the Australian Taxation Office as a Deductible Gift Recipient.
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- How is Vinnies dealing with COVID-19?
- Vinnies Canberra/Goulburn farewells CEO Barnie van Wyk
- Vinnies adapts services to respond to the COVID-19 lockdown
- Everyone needs a home — the current social housing crisis is increasingly leaving Canberrans without a place to call home.
- 2021 Vinnies CEO Sleepout raises a record 1 million dollars for people experiencing homelessness in the region
- CEO Sleepout champions to shine a spotlight on homelessness
- Vinnies Assistance can rescue families from hidden homelessness
- Vinnies Winter Appeal helps children experiencing homelessness to sleep safe this winter
- Vinnies helps people like Peter get back on their feet after experiencing homelessness
- The Vinnies Sleepout is back in 2021- Business leaders sleeping out on one of the coldest and longest nights of winter to tackle homelessness.
- Sameer appreciates the Vinnies Knock On Effect
- Launch of Inaugural Vinnies Knock On Effect
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- Aboriginal youth justice is in crisis in the ACT
- ‘Found it at Vinnies’ - Yass Vinnies auctions off precious items for those in need.
- Creative concepts and creative partnerships underway as Vinnies looks to replace annual Doorknock Appeal
- With many Australians at breaking point, Vinnies Christmas Appeal will support families through a Christmas like no other.
- NEW THREADS FOR NEW BEGINNINGS: VINNIES AND THREAD TOGETHER LAUNCH NEW PARTNERSHIP IN EDEN
- ENERGY BILLS ARE DRIVING CANBERRANS FURTHER INTO POVERTY, SAYS VINNIES.
- Reducing Poverty & Homelessness in Canberra: Anti-Poverty Week Live Panel
- VINNIES CALLS FOR INVESTMENT INTO AFFORDABLE HOUSING
- VINNIES CALLS FOR HOUSING TO BE RECOGNISED AS A HUMAN RIGHT
- VINNIES RELEASES 2020 ACT ELECTION STATEMENT
- VINNIES ANNOUNCES NEW PROGRAM FOR BUSHFIRE RECOVERY
- VINNIES RECEIVES COMMBANK BUSHFIRE RECOVERY GRANT FOR TUMUT
- MERICI COLLEGE JOINS IN VINNIES CEO SLEEPOUT
- BUSINESS LEADERS SHARE THEIR PERSONAL REASONS FOR JOINING THE VINNIES CEO SLEEPOUT
- VINNIES CEO SLEEPOUT SUPPORTS PEOPLE LIKE CHARLIE
- BASEBALL CANBERRA PITCHING IN TO SUPPORT VINNIES CEO SLEEPOUT
- VINNIES CEO SLEEPOUT GOES ONLINE TO COMBAT HOMELESSNESS DURING COVID-19
- GIFT FROM BRISBANE TO SOUTH COAST BUSHFIRE RECOVERY
- STREET TO HOME 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION CANCELLED
- VINNIES EXCITED ABOUT HANDS UP FOR CANBERRA GIVING DAY
- VINNIES CONFIRMS EVERY CENT WILL GO TO BUSHFIRE VICTIMS
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