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- Introducing ‘#MyVinnies What’s Your Story?’
- Anti-Poverty Week 2021
- 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
- Vinnies Knock On Effect
- 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
- CHARITY ADVICE ON SUPPORTING BUSHFIRE VICTIMS
- 2019 ACT News
- MARIST FAMILIES HELP VINNIES BRING JOY THIS CHRISTMAS
- A DRY CHRISTMAS
- BIGGEST MINI VINNIES SOCIAL JUSTICE DAY EVER
- HOW CAN A HUNGRY CHILD CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS?
- ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY TUMUT OPENS NEW SPACE
- ANY DAY CAN BE DRESSED BY VINNIES DAY
- 2019 DRESSED BY VINNIES DAY
- VINNIES NIGHT PATROL RECEIVES GRANT FROM MIDWINTER BALL
- VINNIES LAUNCHES ANTI-POVERTY WEEK WITH CALL TO RAISE THE RATE
- NATIONAL STUDENT VOLUNTEER WEEK
- GRILL’D DELIVERS FREE BURGERS TO VINNIES NIGHT PATROL FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS
- CELEBRATING TEN YEARS OF COMPEER IN THE ACT
- TEN YEAR OLD COLLECTS BOTTLES FOR CHARITY
- HANDMADE MARKET BLANKET DRIVE FOR VINNIES NIGHT PATROL
- 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF VINNIES CEO SLEEPOUT RAISES OVER $770,000 FOR CANBERRANS IN NEED
- RAIDERS SIA SOLIOLA SIGNS UP TO VINNIES CEO SLEEPOUT
- VOLUNTEER NEVILLE TOMKINS RAISES OVER $100,000 FOR VINNIES
- NEWSTART NOT ENOUGH TO GIVE PEOPLE A NEW START
- HELP END THE PAIN OF POVERTY THIS WINTER
- Vinnies supports call for ACT Government to implement interim recommendations on improving the ACT child protection system
- Vinnies Samaritan House trialling dogs
- Business, Community and Government Leaders to brave the Canberra cold for the 2019 Vinnies CEO Sleepout
- Help on the ground a year on from Tathra Bushfire
- Celebrating 10 years of Clemente at ACU in Canberra
- Vinnies Gives You Something To Love This February
- Vinnies Doorknock Appeals to those seeking to create community
- Vinnies welcomes announcement of extension and expansion of ACT Energy Efficiency Improvement Scheme
- 2018 ACT News
- Federal Government cuts Vinnies emergency relief funding by 25%
- Vinnies Canberra/Goulburn bracing for a deluge of donations
- Eddie’s families help Vinnies bring joy this Christmas
- Old bottles mean new hope for vulnerable people in our community
- A Christmas without joy is no Christmas at all. Yet that’s what too many people are facing this Christmas
- Parading Vinnies Fashion in Bega
- Shane Rattenbury MLA launches Vinnies Community Inclusion Program
- Inaugural Dressed by Vinnies Day to be held 26 October 2018
- Returning to education after life forced her in another direction
- On International Day of Youth, this is one way Vinnies supports Youth
- Homeless Connect – Connecting to each other and the community
- 9 year old girl donates birthday money to Vinnies
- Vinnies grateful for food donations from the Canberra Islamic Centre
- Vinnies receives $10,000 grant from Hands Across Canberra
- Students sleep out to raise funds for homelessness
- Record-breaking CEO Sleepout
- Tathra Bushfire Appeal
- Official Opening of new Vinnies shop in Weston Creek
- 2018 Vinnies Winter Appeal
- 2018 Vinnies CEO Sleepout
- February Doorknock Appeal 2018
- NSW News
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- CEO Sleepout 2019 Coming Up
- CEO Sleepout Launch 2019
- Donate at northern NSW Vinnies Shops to help fire victims
- Federal Budget 2019
- Help Vinnies feed a hungry child this Christmas
- Micah Hub Now Open in Wagga Wagga
- Nagle Centre to Offer Support for At-Risk Locals
- National Recycling Week 2019
- New Boutique Vinnies Shop To Open In Thirroul
- New Return and Earn centre in Dubbo supports Vinnies and local Indigenous community
- New Social And Affordable Housing Opens In Campbelltown
- NSW 2020-2022 Strategic Plan
- NSW Feels The Pinch Of Power Prices
- One in five kids goes hungry each day – even at Christmas
- Ozanam Learning Centre Art Show
- People On Income Support Deserve Dignity
- Raise The Rate This Anti-Poverty Week
- Record Number of CEOs Participate in CEO Sleepout 2019
- St Faith's Dubbo Officially Open
- Vinnies Bushfire Appeal passes $1 million
- Vinnies Calls for Urgent Winter Appeal Support Before EOFY
- Vinnies Celebrates Value Of Diversity On International Volunteer Day
- Vinnies CEO Sleepout Sets Record Total
- Vinnies Announces the Opening of ‘Donation Stations’
- Vinnies Community Sleepouts 2019
- Vinnies Launches Social Housing Campaign
- Vinnies partners with Channel Nine for Bushfire Appeal
- Vinnies Confirms Every Cent Will Go To Bushfire Victims
- Vinnies Releases 2019 Election Statement for NSW
- Vinnies Stands Ready to Assist Bushfire Evacuees
- Vinnies Upcycled Wedding Weekend
- Wagga Wagga Celebrates One Million Containers Milestone
- NSW Hoteliers Plan To Top $5 Million For People Facing Homelessness
- Vinnies Bushfire Response Continues
- Vinnies to offer bushfire aid advice in Evans Head
- Vinnies Welcomes NSW Stimulus Package
- 2020 Federal Budget Leaves Millions Facing an Uncertain Future
- Audit positive about pandemic response but more investment needed to end homelessness
- Business Leaders Share Their Personal Reasons For Joining The Vinnies Ceo Sleepout
- Celebrate 100 years of Vinnies Shops this October
- Communities are better together with volunteers
- Cuts to Job Seeker will force more Australians into poverty
- Discover a treasure as part of 100 Years of Vinnies Shops
- Distressing number of people receiving JobSeeker seek Vinnies’ help with food
- Donate to the Vinnies Winter Appeal and help support Australians doing it tough
- During lockdown, Vinnies is here to help
- Experiencing domestic and family violence is an allowable reason to leave home while stay at home orders are in place
- Families Need Your Support During A Christmas Like No Other
- Fatal boarding house fire highlights need for more social and affordable housing
- Federal Budget fails to meaningfully address cost of living pressures
- Finance and Management Professionals Invited to Participate in First Online Vinnies CEO Sleepout
- Future focussed State Budget is good news for many, and more social housing investment still needed
- Help ease the cost of living this Christmas
- Help Vinnies support struggling families this Christmas
- Inadequate social housing safety net means too many are still waiting too long
- Locals to Come Together for Vinnies Community Sleepouts
- More social housing urgently needed as waiting list rises across NSW
- New inner-Sydney Vinnies Shop to open on Crown Street, Surry Hills
- Newcastle Business Leaders To Take Part In Vinnies Ceo Sleepout
- Nine and 2GB Presenter Deborah Knight to Host NSW Vinnies Community Sleepout
- No grounds evictions leave renters effectively trapped in unsafe homes
- NSW Government spending on social housing out of step with community expectations
- NSW renters deserve healthier homes
- NSW social housing waiting list could be cut by three quarters within 10 years
- NSW Vinnies Community Sleepout taking place this Friday
- NSW Vinnies Community Sleepout Taking Place Virtually this Friday
- NSW Vinnies Community Sleepout to Highlight Hardship and Homelessness throughout the State
- One week to go - Vinnies CEO Sleepout names hosts and is on track to reach its fundraising goal
- Paul Gallen Pledges His Support For Vinnies Ceo Sleepout
- Please donate to the St Vincent de Paul Society NSW to help meet increased need this Christmas
- Rental moratorium expiration is a ticking time bomb
- Report on Government Services highlights the need for Specialist Homelessness Services investment
- Research shows the Northern Rivers floods exposed flaws in the NSW housing system
- Simply Energy and Vinnies partner to launch innovative energy offer to raise funds to support people in need
- St Vincent de Paul Society calls for an end to blanket no pet bans for renters
- St Vincent de Paul Society completes third and final round of Community Bushfire Recovery Grant Program
- St Vincent De Paul Society NSW Announces Two New Programs for Bushfire Recovery
- St Vincent de Paul Society NSW congratulates NSW Labor on State Election victory
- St Vincent de Paul Society NSW deeply disappointed with JobSeeker pittance
- St Vincent de Paul Society NSW disappointed with jaundiced proposed JobSeeker changes
- St Vincent de Paul Society NSW highlights housing in election statement
- St Vincent de Paul Society NSW makes a real impact to flood-affected communities
- St Vincent de Paul Society NSW says new census homelessness figures are a national crisis
- St Vincent de Paul Society NSW says secure work is needed for a fairer society
- St Vincent de Paul Society NSW supports key recommendations of new report into homelessness
- St Vincent de Paul Society NSW: Jobseeker increases are always welcome but more is needed
- Support Those Doing It Tough
- Support those doing it tough by donating to the Vinnies Winter Appeal
- Take action this Homelessness Week by signing up for NSW Vinnies Community Sleepout
- The Dick and Pip Smith Foundation doubles your Vinnies CEO Sleepout donations today
- The St Vincent de Paul Society calls for the age of criminal responsibility to be raised to 14 years
- The St Vincent de Paul Society NSW announces new CEO
- The St Vincent de Paul Society NSW calls for action on income support to alleviate poverty
- The St Vincent de Paul Society NSW calls for urgent action on social and affordable housing
- The St Vincent de Paul Society NSW calls on next State Government to boost homelessness funding
- The St Vincent de Paul Society NSW welcomes independent flood inquiry report’s focus on social housing
- The St Vincent de Paul Society’s Ozanam Industries welcomes new supported workers
- The Vinnies CEO Sleepout is back as an in-person event but we don’t want pre-COVID levels of rough sleeping
- This Christmas and New Year’s take your bottles and eligible containers to Vinnies Return and Earn locations around NSW
- Tune into SBS tonight to see Dr Andrew Rochford and Vinnies in action
- Vinnies and Mission Australia urge NSW Government to buy more social housing
- Vinnies announces Round 3 of its Bushfire Community Grants program - Grants up to $30,000 on offer to help restore bushfire-affected communities
- Vinnies CEO Sleepout Goes Online To Combat Homelessness During Covid-19
- Vinnies CEO Sleepout raises $8.7 million nationally and $2.8 million in NSW
- Vinnies CEO Sleepout raises a record $8.19 million
- Vinnies Doubles Fundraising Goal With A Socially Distanced CEO Sleepout
- Vinnies Flood Appeal has raised $162,695 so far and is making grants available to those impacted
- Vinnies grateful for generous donation of 1.6 million facemasks
- Vinnies helps thousands of women experiencing domestic violence, we want to help hundreds more
- Vinnies Launches Blanket and Food Drive in Wagga Wagga
- Vinnies need your support this Christmas
- Vinnies needs your support this Christmas
- Vinnies NSW backs Treasurer Perrottet’s calls for JobKeeper to be reinstated
- Vinnies NSW calls for donations in support of emergency flood appeal
- Vinnies NSW calls for female business and community leaders to take part in this year’s Vinnies CEO Sleepout
- Vinnies NSW Delivers Social Housing Petition to NSW Parliament
- Vinnies NSW Opens Round 2 of Community Bushfire Grants Program
- Vinnies NSW welcomes Federal Labor’s $10 billion commitment to social housing
- Vinnies NSW welcomes State Government investment in domestic violence refuges
- Vinnies NSW welcomes Uluru Statement from the Heart recognition
- Vinnies NSW: Social Housing Announcement Doesn’t Go Far Enough
- Vinnies offering financial grants for flood-affected Northern Rivers residents, opens flood assistance centres
- Vinnies Opens Mary’s Place Homeless Service in Ballina
- Vinnies report shows how JobSeeker creates dependency on charities
- Vinnies running community outreach days in Sydney areas hardest hit by COVID
- Vinnies Shops urgently need volunteers to help fund services for people experiencing homelessness and DV
- Vinnies Social and Affordable Housing Complex officially opens in Burraneer
- Vinnies supports Northern Rivers households with $3 million of cash grants; calls on all governments to do more to enable charities to provide more financial aid to flood victims
- Vinnies volunteers are helping change countless lives
- Vinnies Welcomes NSW Government Investment to House Rough Sleepers
- Vinnies: State Government response to rental moratorium expiration can’t be business as usual
- Vinnies’ launches NSW Flood Appeal and calls for donations
- Virtual NSW Vinnies Community Sleepout Defies COVID with Record Result
- Wave FM Partners with Vinnies NSW for Hoodies for the Homeless
- Winding back of COVID supports means the Vinnies Christmas Appeal is needed more than ever
- Wollongong Business Leaders set to Brave the Cold for the Vinnies CEO Sleepout
- Wollongong Business Leaders To Take Part In Vinnies Ceo Sleepout
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- "It's Never Too Late"
- "Meeting people where they're at"
- "My life could be a whole lot different"
- "Roll up your Sleeves" for Community Kindness
- "The water came up and now they’ve lost everything."
- "There is No Shame in Asking for Help"
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- "With Gratitude and Affection, Mary"
- “Give it a Year or Two, Things Will Be Better Than Ever”
- “People still need support”
- “Vinnies has been a lifesaver for me”
- “We Still Have a Home… We Have Vinnies to Thank for That”
- “Without Vinnies I don’t know where I’d be”
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- Always Was, Always Will Be - NAIDOC Week 2020
- An Agent of Change
- Art for All - Community Stories on Brougham Lane
- Arts Revival Granted
- Australian Poverty in 2020
- Back to School with Operation Backpack
- Ballina's homeless can now access personal support
- Be part of something bigger - register for the Vinnies CEO Sleepout today
- Berejiklian’s Focus on Housing Welcomed by Vinnies
- Bled Dry by Drought, Beaten by Bushfires
- Breaking Barriers to Inclusion
- Bringing dignity to asylum seekers
- Brutal Workers Comp Cuts Hurt Those Trying to Get By
- Building Hope Brick by Brick
- Bushfire Grants to Help Communities Recover
- Bushfire recovery funds help Drake rebuild
- Bushfires the Cruellest Cut for Sawmill Workers
- Canada Bay Community Brings Smiles This Christmas
- Census results - Sydney unaffordable
- Checking in on Our Most Vulnerable
- Christmas at Vinnies Redfern Support Centre
- Christmas for the kids at Marian Centre
- Coming back after years apart from music
- Community Compassion in Cowra
- Community Spirit Lifting Coffs Harbour through COVID-19
- Compassion Through Crisis – Rosalie Rendu Lecture 2020
- Compassionate Communities Joining the Kindness Revolution
- Complaints About Electricity Not Surprising
- Connect and make change #CEOSO22
- Connecting through creativity
- Connecting with Family this National Families Week
- Continuing a spirit of youth
- Conversations on the Shadow Pandemic: Rosalie Rendu Forum 2021
- Curious collectables at Vinnies Shops
- Dame Beverley Kerr of the Order of St Gregory the Great remains remarkably humble
- Deborah Knight to Host NSW Vinnies Community Sleepout
- Denim thrift flips at West Ryde Vinnies
- Discover a treasure at Vinnies Shops
- Donate Items for People in Need through NSW Hotels
- Drake Locals Patching up after Bushfires
- Election assembly unites for the common good
- Escaping Domestic Violence in a Pandemic
- Excerpt: The Social Sector in NSW - Capitalising on potential for growth
- Fabulous Fashion Finds
- Filthy Rich and Sleeping Out
- Finding a Home at Edel Quinn
- Friends of Fred’s Place Rally to Help Homeless
- From Fires to Floods – Recovery is Still Months Away
- From little things, good works grow
- From nowhere to go, to free and independent
- From Paradise to a Horror Movie
- From Sleeping on the Street to a Hotel Suite
- Generous Donations Helping Community Wellness
- Getting a foot in the door - OLC hosts job readiness workshop
- Getting back on his feet
- Giving people time to talk
- Giving Young People a Kickstart
- Guiding Joanne to a better life
- Have You Made the Plan of Your Life?
- Help at any stage is valuable
- Help for a Young Family Struggling Through Coronavirus
- Help on the South Coast When Needed Most
- Helping Bushfire-Hit Communities Recover and Rebuild
- Helping Homeless in Ballina
- Helping Provide Support for Ballina’s Homeless
- Helping the Central Coast Community through COVID-19
- Here’s How Our Government Can Help People Through Coronavirus
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- Homelessness doesn't have one box
- Hospitality at Heart
- Hospitality in Times of Hardship
- Housing highlighted at Social Justice Forum
- How can we Help?
- How Lismore pulled together before and during the floods
- How to Stay on Top of Your Energy Bills during Coronavirus
- I Believe in Christmas Miracles
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- I'll remember that all my life
- I've never ever seen water like I saw the other day
- In This Together for National Reconciliation Week
- Insurance Industry Comes Together For Vinnies CEO Sleepout
- Jack de Groot Recognised in Australian Social Sector
- January Is Ending, But The Bushfire Crisis Burns On
- Keeping Kids Cheerful through COVID-19
- Keeping on the right track
- Kneejerk (re)action isn’t good enough
- Knowledge to bring about change #CEOSO22
- Leaving a Legacy of Love
- Left to pick up the pieces
- Lifting the Veil on the Stigma of Poverty
- Local Communities Supporting Locals in Need
- Local hero recognition for Vinnies Support Centre Coordinator
- Local Legend Recognised For Remarkable Efforts
- Looking Forward After Losing Everything
- Making an impact beyond the night
- Man of the People
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