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Due to the COVID-19 virus situation, we are including only churches with live streaming at this stage under "Service Times". Please write to me (see maintenance link below) if your church has a live streaming service.
| Home | is this page |
| About Us | describes the Glen Waverley Inter Church Council and lists details of members |
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Live Streaming Times |
Times of on-line worship services at our local churches. |
| Contact and Web Details | Also a list of churches with their email and web addresses, since not all churches are offering live streaming. |
| News | offers current and archive news, from church sources everywhere. |
| Meetings | records agenda and minutes of meetings |
| Events | gives a calendar of recent and forthcoming events organized by the Glen Waverley Interchurch Council. |
| Resources | provides links to useful resources |
| Terms of References | describes the GWICC Constitution |
GWICC has connections with the Monash Interfaith Gathering group. They have just published their new web page here.
The latest VCC Newsletter for May 2021 is available. (You can also see back issues at the VCC newsletter website, or via our News Page).
Victoria Police is aware of recent media reporting and online community discussions suggesting that certain communities are to blame for the latest rise in confirmed coronavirus cases.
We know this may cause many people to feel that they are being unfairly targeted. We want the community to know that we stand by you. If you have been racially abused or are the victims of a prejudice-motivated crime then please speak to police.
Racism and discrimination have no place in our society. Every Victorian has the right to feel safe and secure in the community.
Incidents of racism, discrimination or vilification based on religion, culture or ethnicity not only have direct impact on individual victims, but also the whole community.
We take all reports of this nature seriously, and we are here to support you. Anyone who experiences or witnesses these crimes is encouraged to report them to their local police station.
For more information on prejudice motivated crime, please visit the Victoria Police website.
In an emergency, please call Triple Zero (000).
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we were unable to run the Way of the Cross event on Waverley Central Oval this year. We remain hopeful that circumstances will allow the holding of the event next year (2022). We shall endeavour to keep readers informed through these web pages about progress on next year's event.
If you're passionate about music and want to share it with others, and you enjoy attending church, then we would like you to become our Choir Leader.
Our choir, Uniting Voices, sings twice a month at the 11am Sunday Worship Service at Glen Waverley Uniting Church and practice weekly on a Thursday evening.
This is a voluntary position but a Remuneration for travel expenses is negotiable.
Contact Susan Karoly on 0433 692 862 or susan_karoly@hotmail.com for further details, or visit About Uniting Voices
The Glen Waverley and District Interchurch Council's suggested prayer calendar is now available. All churches are encouraged to use this calendar in their weekly cycle of prayers.
A long-awaited headspace facility to support young people to access mental health support in Monash opened in October 2020. Read more in this media release
The Extreme Hardship Support Program can provide financial assistance, information and referrals to people living in Victoria who are experiencing significant hardship as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and who are unable to access other forms of Victorian Government and Commonwealth Government income support. The program may support temporary and provisional visa holders and undocumented migrants with little or no income, savings or community support.
Now that the program is established, we seek your help to promote it, particularly to people seeking asylum, temporary migrant workers, and the services and communities that support them.
Red Cross, Brotherhood of St Laurence and the Department of Health and Human Services have implemented the Extreme Hardship Support Program to provide emergency financial assistance to people who are unable to access income support.
To be eligible for this program a person must:
FAQs and a fact sheet for community organizations are attached and also available on the DHHS coronavirus website.
This emergency financial assistance complements other Victorian Government hardship supports available to all people living in Victoria, including the $1500 worker support payment, the $300 test isolation payment, the and the rent relief grant.
Community organizations interested in joining a network of community implementation partners can contact the Brotherhood of St Laurence on (03) 9422 5650 or by email at mct.reception@bsl.org.au . The Brotherhood of St Laurence is also available to assist you in promoting this program by participating at network meetings to speak about the program.
Please contact your Adviser if you have any further questions.
Paloma Mochales
A/Team Leader, Agency Performance and System Support
Hume Moreland Area, North Division
Department of Health and Human Services
Contact options
m. 0417 792 127
e. Paloma.Mochales@dhhs.vic.gov.au
General business discussions: Microsoft Teams
IAAAS Team
2/134-136 Cambridge Street, Collingwood VIC 3066
T: 1 800 932 082 E: info@ssiiaaas.org.au
Settlement Services International
settlement ● support ● independence
SSI is a supporter of the Australian Human Rights Commission anti-racism campaign.
For more information: http://itstopswithme.humanrights.gov.au/
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