Carry On (Victoria)

Victorian Veterans - Coronavirus Support Information

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Volunteer and make a difference

Volunteer and make a positive difference in the lives of Ex-Servicemen and Women and their families. Volunteer as much or as little time as you can, at a time that works for you. Volunteering doesn't need to be a long-term commitment, and you can decide how it fits into the many hours of your day. Read more
Education Grants

We provide financial support, to cover education-related expenses, as well as grants for secondary and tertiary students to help them continue their studies. Read more
Help us serve those who have served

Carry On (Victoria) is a registered charity and as such our work is fuelled, yet also limited by the donations we receive from the broader community. Read more

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Serving those who Served

Social enterprise cafe located in Morwell Victoria. Committed to supporting and Serving those who have Served.

Our impact
85 + years	Serving and supporting the Veteran community
$1,000,000	Provided in education grants to assist veterans and their families achieve a brighter future.
30,000	Veterans and their families assisted with financial aid and safe housing

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Contributes toward education costs and financial aid in times of hardship

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