Our team is growing
Junction Support Services is an award-winning employer, we’re growing and we need new people to join our team! Because of growth and staff movement within the organisation, we’re seeking
Thank you Share the Dignity!
[gallery columns="2" size="large" ids="1963,1965,1950,1952"] Everyone at Junction Support Services was excited to distribute Share the Dignity donations.
AGM marks 28 years of changing lives
[gallery columns="2" size="large" ids="1940,1941,1938,1943"] Congratulations to Sandra Dalton, who was reappointed as Chair of the Committee of Management at the 2016 - 2017 Annual General Meeting
Some of the participants in the Community Walk Against Family Violence.
Photo: Mark Jesser.
Courtesy Border Mail.
Community Walk Against Family Violence
[caption id="attachment_1930" align="alignnone" width="800"] Some of the participants in the Community Walk Against Family Violence. Photo: Mark Jesser.
(Photo Mark Jesser) Wodonga. Community Walk Against Family Violence
Wodonga Community Walk Against Family Violence Wednesday 6 December 2017
We’re proud to be part of the City of Wodonga’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence. We’re joining the Department of Health and Human Services and the Salvation Army
McRae Holden comes to rescue of young drivers
[caption id="attachment_1856" align="alignnone" width="800"] Allison Durrant, Jacque Owens, Graham Binner, Learner drivers Victoria and Reece, Angela Murcott, Liam Harris and Learner driver Anita.[/caption] Staff and management at Wodonga
Darcy, Tom and Grace are counting the days until the Wodonga Children's Fair on 29 October. Photo: Ebony Chapman
Thanks for visiting us at Wodonga Children’s Fair
Thanks to everyone who visited us at Wodonga Children’s Fair on Sunday 29 October. We had such a great time that we’ll be
Working together for Homelessness Week
Junction Support Services was proud to join Hume Region Homelessness Network and other agencies across the region to support Homelessness Week, 7-13 August, 2017. Homelessness Week is an annual campaign
PJs and onesies all in a day’s work at Junction
[caption id="attachment_1556" align="alignnone" width="800"] Our staff dressed as tigers, leopards, unicorns, rabbits and in PJs to raise money for our children's programs.[/caption] Our staff like to have a
Esther and Sarah (back), from Southern Rise Children’s Centre, deliver donated Christmas presents to Junction’s Kristin, Diana and Lauren (front).
Former carer donates TVs to young people
One of our former carers for young people has organised the donation of 12 TVs to be used for young people in care. For eight years, Chris worked with our
