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As Victoria’s largest funded provider of youth homelessness services (and a provider of adult and family homelessness services), Melbourne City Mission is at the coalface of the policy and funding reforms that the Commonwealth is seeking to introduce through the Treasury Laws Amendment (National Housing and Homelessness Agreement) Bill 2017
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MCM's Annual Report for 2017.
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The Annual Financial Statement for MCM for 2017.
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In 2017 the Melbourne City Mission (MCM) Board and Executive developed a Five Year Strategic Plan that recognised a rapidly changing environment for not-for-profit providers of community services.
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Whilst Melbourne City Mission is not a specialist youth justice provider, youth justice ‘touches’ many aspects of our work. Melbourne City Mission has experience working with young people with past or current youth justice involvement, or risk factors for justice involvement, through programs such as our Frontyard Integrated Youth Services, Cradle to Kinder, The Hester Hornbrook Academy independent school and Youth Foyers. Our submission response to the Inquiry into Youth Justice Centres in Victoria draws the Committee’s attention to specific areas of Melbourne City Mission’s practice which intersect with youth justice, and the lived experience of young people we support and members of our staff who are engaged in and with ‘the system’.