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Community (Food) Pantries Re-Opening in Tuggeranong and Gungahlin

Published in News on 23rd November 2020 Tags: covid-19 update, community pantry, gungahlin, food pantry, community centre, tuggeranong, social programs, support services, help with food, food support

The Community Pantries at Communities@Work are re-opening after a suspension due to COVID-19 – just in time for the pre-Christmas surge in demand.
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Seeking Passionate Team Members for Galilee School’s Senior Secondary College

Published in News on 30th October 2020 Tags: galilee school careers, Galilee School, Social Impact, alternative schooling, special assistance school, senior secondary college, job opportunities, job vacancies

With the foreshadowed opening of its new Senior Secondary College*, Communities@Work’s Galilee School is recruiting for multiple positions including Teacher, Learning Support Assistant, and Youth Worker.
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New Bushfire Relief Fund Now Available

Published in News on 23rd July 2020 Tags: bushfire funding, bushfire relief, bushfire relief funding, bushfire, bushfire crisis, bushfire support

You can now apply for support from Communities@Work if you have been affected by the 2019-20 bushfires (ACT, NSW or VIC). Eligibility will be judged on a case-by-case basis, so don’t hesitate to get in touch even if you’re unsure.
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Op Shop Best Dressed Store Reopening from 4th July

Published in News on 2nd July 2020 Tags: op shop, op shop canberra, best dressed store, best dressed store reopening

Communities@Work The Best Dressed Store is set to reopen on the 4th of July. The Canberra Op Shop is back with high quality pre-loved men’s and women’s clothing, accessories and shoes in Tuggeranong.
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Canberra bushfire safety and health advice for smoke

Published in News on 2nd January 2020 Tags: #CanberraSmoke, canberra, australia fire, bushfire, canberra bushfire, canberra smoke, #AustralianFires, #ausfires, #AustraliaBushfires, #bushfires, #AustralianBushfires

The beginning of 2020 has seen devastating bushfires in several parts of Australia, with lives tragically lost, property destroyed, wildlife desolated and millions of hectares of bush burned. While Canberra has thus far been spared from the worst of the fires, the fire season will continue for many months and people in Canberra are urged to remain vigilant and prepared.
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