Cost of living pressures, equitable access to services, and workforce challenges — these are just some of the issues the UnitingCare Network faces as community service providers across Australia. As one of the nation’s largest networks of social service providers, operating across 1,600 sites in urban, rural, and remote communities, with over 55,000 staff and 17,000 volunteers, our leaders share a common goal: to advocate for the changes needed to ensure we can continue creating change for good.

Imagine the impact of a united voice when senior leaders from the UnitingCare Network come together to advocate for the issues affecting their local communities. When 18 leaders from UnitingCare providers across the country visited Parliament House recently, they brought the faces and stories of their communities directly to federal decision makers. They outlined the pressing issues facing their organisations — and these remain the key outcomes we continue to champion in our ongoing engagement w

Our Government is a vital partner in our mission to advancing social justice and strengthening community services across Australia. When we walk the road to reform together, we can shape policies that genuinely support the people the UnitingCare Network serves. Right now, many Australians are doing it tough. That’s why we work closely with Government to champion their best interests and ensure everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Watch to learn some of our community service asks for Governmen

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