About us
For over 155 years Melbourne Citymission has worked across Melbourne and Victoria. Today we are an organisation of over 70 different programs and services, supporting thousands of people each week.
We work with people from all walks of life, cultures and backgrounds, connecting them to opportunities, resources and choices that build their independence as well as their capacity to lead the kind of lives they want.
Vision and Mission
Our Vision
A fair and just community where people have equal access to opportunities and resources.
Our Mission
We build inclusive communities that overcome disadvantage.
Strategic Directions
Melbourne Citymission's Strategic Directions 2006-2010 include:
- Leadership
- Disadvantage
- Advocacy
- Capacity and sustainability
The Board
Our Board bring a wealth of skills, experience and passion to Melbourne Citymission.
Our people
The Melbourne Citymission staff team of over 750 staff come from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds and create a richly diverse, dedicated and values-driven team.
Annual Report
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Melbourne Citymission is pleased to share with Highlights from this year's report include:
Annual Report 2008-09 (PDF) 1.74 MB
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Information for clients
Melbourne Citymission's Client Information Kit contains information for you, our clients, about:
- how you can make a complaint
- your rights and responsibilities
- how we will protect your personal information.
Publications
Melbourne Citymission has a number of publications for sale or free download.
For more information please contact us on 03 8625 4444 or email info@mcm.org.au
Melbourne Citymission
For 155 years, Melbourne Citymission has worked with disadvantaged people across Melbourne and Victoria. Every week we help thousands of people build a clear pathway out of disadvantage, economic exclusion and social isolation.
Our services support:
- people to find a pathway out of homelessness
- disabled people to get the resources and support they need to live the life they want
- people to break the cycle of poverty and abuse
- people to find jobs, or enter into education and training.
