New era for our work
[gallery columns="2" size="large" ids="2953,2954,2956,2959"] As our organisation embarks on a new era, we also welcome a new leadership team for 2020. Our team has officially welcomed
Thanks to all who walked against family violence
Thank you to everyone who joined the Community Walk Against Family Violence in Wodonga. Part of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, the walk started at St Stephen’s Uniting
You’re invited to our AGM
Would you like to know more about Junction Support Services and our work? Then come along to our Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Friday 22 November in Wodonga! Join us
(Photo Mark Jesser) Wodonga. Community Walk Against Family Violence
Community Walk Against Family Violence
Join the 2019 Wodonga Community Walk Against Family Violence and show that our community will not tolerate family violence. The 2019 Community Walk Against Family Violence will be held on
Thank you for visiting us at Wodonga Children’s Fair
Thank you to everyone who visited our stall at the Wodonga Children’s Fair on 27 October. We had such a great time that we’ll be back next year! In honour
Celebrate with us at Wodonga Children’s Fair
We’re celebrating 30 years of our work in the community and all the children of Wodonga are invited to celebrate with us at our stall the Wodonga Children’s Fair on
Thanks to all who attended our Career Information Nights
Thank you to everyone who attended our recent Career Information Nights in Wodonga and Wangaratta. The information sessions were held for people to find out about joining our team that
Want a career that makes a difference?
Do you want a career that makes a difference? Are you looking to change careers or seeking to return to work? You’re invited to our career information nights in Wodonga
Wear It Purple and build a rainbow
We’re proud to have started working towards being an accredited Rainbow Tick organisation and this week celebrated the start of our journey by holding a “Wear It Purple” Day. The
Adventure camp for young Aboriginal people
Thanks to a grant of $5000 through Border Trust, local young Aboriginal people will benefit from Cultural Adventure Camps to be run by Junction Support Services. The funding was provided
