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
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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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The need

In 1932, a group of returned servicemen founded Carry On (Victoria) to provide practical support to Veterans and their families. This support continues today, Veterans can request assistance with housing, advocacy, education, relief, and financial support.

Victorian Veterans - Coronavirus Support Information

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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Serving those who Served

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85 + years

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30,000

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