Dffh.vic.gov.au

Personal Hardship Assistance Program

A one-off payment is provided to help meet immediate needs, including emergency food, shelter, clothing, medication and accommodation. If you have been impacted … See more

Actived: 9 days ago

URL: https://services.dffh.vic.gov.au/personal-hardship-assistance-program

Concessions and benefits

WebConcessions and rebates on water and sewerage costs are available in Victoria for people on low incomes. Concession cards help you pay for essential services like water, gas, …

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Annual electricity concession

WebMore information. Phone your electricity retailer or the Concessions information line on 1800 658 521. The Annual electricity concession provides low-income households with 17.5% …

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Child protection

WebChild protection. Child Protection provides child-centred, family-focused services to protect children and young people from significant harm caused by abuse or neglect within the …

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Human Services Standards

WebThe Standards aim to: Embed and promote rights for people accessing services. Assure the community that service providers are providing services that meet clients’ needs. …

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Department of Families Fairness and Housing Victoria

WebIn addition, the Human Services Regulator is responsible for monitoring compliance with the Human Services Standards and related independent review processes for department …

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Department of Families Fairness and Housing Victoria

WebOur organisation and the agency Homes Victoria lead the design, development and delivery of housing and homelessness programs, policies and initiatives across the state. We …

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural safety …

WebDomain 1: Creating a culturally safe workplace and organisation Description Individuals and organisations use the competence continuum model to grow their competence and

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Making a report to child protection

WebTo make a report, you should contact the child protection intake service covering the local government area (LGA) where the child normally resides. Telephone numbers to make a …

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Essential medical equipment payment

WebEssential medical equipment payment. You can apply for an Essential medical equipment payment even if you receive a similar benefit from the Victorian government. The …

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Child protection

WebThe main functions of Child Protection are to: Investigate matters where it is alleged that a child is at risk of significant harm. Refer children and families to services that assist in …

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Child protection contacts

WebTasmania (TAS) (link is external) - 1300 737 639. Western Australia (WA) (link is external) - (08) 9325 1111. Contact your nearest child protection service if you …

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Youth mental health services

WebYouth early psychosis (YEP) services. These services are being established as specialist sub-programs within Adult mental health services to specifically address the needs of …

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The Orange Door and family services

WebFamily services aim to promote the safety, stability and development of vulnerable children, young people and their families, from birth to 17 years of age, by providing case work …

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The Orange Door (replacing Child FIRST)

WebThe Orange Door has replaced Child FIRST in providing children, young people and families easier access to the services they need. The Orange Door is now the access point to …

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