MAKING A DIFFERENCE
You can help too
There are many ways you can become involved with Molongo Support Services to help those who really need it..
Read about the various opportunities below.
Your donation is a valuable source of income to assist us to pay for things that our mainstream funding doesn’t cover.
We value the important contribution of volunteers and are committed to encouraging volunteers to work alongside staff for the best outcomes for clients.
At Molonglo Support Services we believe that a diverse and inclusive workplace is essential to our wellbeing.
If you would like to parter or work with us, please contact us directly via phone or our website contact form
Molonglo Support Services
Experienced Team
Molonglo has a strong and competent team of case managers, support workers, specialists domestic violence workers from diverse backgrounds.
We are skilled and experienced in dealing with complex issues around domestic and family violence, homelessness, mental health, alcohol and other drugs, social isolation, poverty, relationship breakdown and discrimination.
Our team identifies people’s needs and develops strength based case management plans or referral supports by setting short and long-term goals with them.
We work closely and effectively with other local support agencies to provide supports that work.
REAL WORLD STORIES
Success Stories
We pride ourselves on building positive relationships that best support people.
Here are a few of their stories...
SUPPORT AND SAFETY IS POSSIBLE
Someone you know needs help?
Staying Home Leaving Violence (SHLV) program
In 2022, Molonglo Support Services successfully tendered for Staying Home Leaving Violence (SHLV) program for the Queanbeyan Palerang region. Funding is provided by Department of Communities and Justice NSW to assist vulnerable women and children...
Shoes campaign: one pair for each woman who lost her life to Domestic and Family Violence
Each year we pay our respects to all of the women who have lost their lives to domestic and family violence in Australia. Last year it was on the banks of the Queanbeyan River and a...