Aims

We provide -
• Help & support that is caring and non-judgmental
• Equal access to information about rights, responsibilities and available services
• Encouragement to develop financial management skills
• Short-term assistance for residents in crisis situations
• Referral services where appropriate

Values

• respect
• dignity
• compassion
• understanding
• diversity
• quality
• innovation
• choice

Services

• practical support,
• information,
• emergency relief
• referral services that are
  • free,
  • impartial,
  • confidential,
  • independent.

We offer a 'front door' to anyone in the community seeking information or assistance as well as specific-purpose appointments. We can provide information and support relating to a range of issues.

Our model of service alerts us to emerging patterns and trends. Issues requiring structural change or political intervention are identified and addressed through advocacy, community education, social policy and research initiatives.

MWCIS is a member of Community Information & Support Victoria (CISVic) - for more information visit www.cisvic.org.au

Funding is provided by    Department of Social Services - (DSS)

• community groups, organisations, local churches, businesses and Service clubs.
• private citizens.