Carry On Cafe

Not your usual café, Carry On café is a social enterprise with 100% of all the profits directed back to supporting veterans housing and homelessness.

The café is located conveniently opposite Morwell Station carpark, at 236 Commercial Road Morwell. With a fresh, contemporary design, it will be open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. The café will serve a delicious selection of freshly prepared food, along with baked goods and of course coffee, milkshakes and other hot and cold drinks.

Show your support to the veterans’ community, by dropping in. Grab a coffee, or some lunch and say G’day. Opened from Tuesday - Friday 7am - 4pm & Saturday 8am - 1pm.

Take a look at our delicious menu

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Marathon Effort

We all need help in different ways. There was a moment when I actually needed some assistance which was met by a representative of Carry On (Victoria) . Even though the help I needed was quite small, and maybe even insignificant in the eyes of the person who assisted, when we receive help at a time of need it will invariably leave an indelible impact in how we remember the support rendered.

Now, it is my turn to "pay it forward". My circumstances were unique, as is the case with anyone
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The needs of Ex-Servicemen and Women and their families are many and varied, but don’t despair there are numerous other organisations, along with Carry On Victoria that are here to help. Many of these organisations can provide emergency support, as well as longer term support in other areas, for the challenges faced by you and your family in successfully adjusting to civilian life.