COLLABORATIVE SERVICES
Marley Street Community Hub is committed to working together with local services and programs
to provide individuals with access and information across the Community.
Some collaborative services we may be able to assist linking you in with includes:
Monday Tucker
St Vincent De Paul
Emergency Food Support
Hearing
Quantum
Orange Door
Anglicare
NILS
Financial Counselling
Victim Assistance Program
Central Gippsland Health Service
Latrobe Community Health Service
Energy & Water Ombudsman
Department of Housing
Ramahyuck District Aboriginal Corporation
Centrelink
Get in touch if you need assistance.
Statement of Commitment to Child Safety
Marley Street Community Hub will not tolerate any abuse of children and young people.
In Victoria, Child Safe Standards aim to protect children and young people from abuse in organisations, including physical violence, sexual offenses, serious emotional or psychological abuse and/ or neglect.
As part of these standards, we commit to:
We celebrate diversity across our organisation, in particular, we promote the equal participation and cultural, emotional and physical safety of children and young people who are often marginalised.
This includes children and young people who are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, from refugee or migrant backgrounds, who are same sex attracted or gender diverse, and / or have a disability.
All staff, committee and volunteers of Marley Street Community Hub are responsible for the care and protection of children and young people who are participate in our programs and for reporting information about abuse.
Marley Street Community Hub will not tolerate any abuse of children and young people.
In Victoria, Child Safe Standards aim to protect children and young people from abuse in organisations, including physical violence, sexual offenses, serious emotional or psychological abuse and/ or neglect.
As part of these standards, we commit to:
- Preventing the abuse of children and young people participating in our programs, by identifying risks early and removing and reducing these risks
- Taking all allegations and concerns about abuse very seriously and responding to them consistently, in line with our policies and procedures
- Complying with all legal requirements, including reporting suspicions of abuse to police or child protection
We celebrate diversity across our organisation, in particular, we promote the equal participation and cultural, emotional and physical safety of children and young people who are often marginalised.
This includes children and young people who are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, from refugee or migrant backgrounds, who are same sex attracted or gender diverse, and / or have a disability.
All staff, committee and volunteers of Marley Street Community Hub are responsible for the care and protection of children and young people who are participate in our programs and for reporting information about abuse.
