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ABC Gives raises over $165,000 for Vinnies

ABC listeners from across Western Australia have given generously to Vinnies as part of the annual ABC Gives charity campaign.

WA rent relief to be delivered by Vinnies, Anglicare and partners

Vinnies WA has welcomed the State Government’s announcement of a $24.4 million WA Rental Relief Grant program to help Western Australians at risk of homelessness, as they struggle to afford the soaring rent prices across the state.

Vinnies financial counselling more important than ever

We’ve all noticed the cost of living is increasing, and the Consumer Price Index data released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics confirms that inflation rose 2.1 per cent in the March quarter.

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Vinnies says YES!

Vinnies WA supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart including Constitutional Recognition and The Voice to Parliament.

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Tough Night Out hits new heights

The second-ever Vinnies Tough Night Out was held on Friday, 15 September, and almost 300 West Australians of all ages took part to help support young people experiencing homelessness in WA.

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Minister Winton presents Lotterywest cheque

Earlier this week, Community Services Minister Sabine Winton stopped by our Vinnies headquarters in Canning Vale to officially present a cheque for a $2 million Lotterywest grant.

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Homelessness Week 2023

It’s Homelessness Week, and it’s an important opportunity for us to acknowledge the incredible work homelessness services in Western Australia do.

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Mirrabooka to host Community Food Centre in WA first

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Vinnies to run new CBD homelessness service

Vinnies WA will manage a new supported accommodation service for people sleeping rough and experiencing homelessness in the Perth metropolitan area, the State Government has announced.

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Vinnies CEO Sleepout at Optus Stadium raises over $780,000

West Australian business and community leaders have raised over $780,000 for Vinnies homelessness services.

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Thank you to our wonderful volunteers

It’s National Volunteer Week! We are a volunteer powered organisation and because of our wonderful Vinnies volunteers, we are help 61,000 West Australians a year.

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Winter Appeal 2023 shines spotlight on older women experiencing homelessness

Vinnies has launched its annual Winter Appeal, which this year will focus on older women experiencing homelessness.