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Deliver joy to fellow Casey residents this Christmas and support locals in need who are doing it tough and need a little help over the festive period.
Here’s how you can help:
Donate non-perishable items, toiletries and unwrapped toys to locals in need by dropping them off at any of our libraries from Monday 9 November to Sunday 20 December.
Do you have a lost or damaged library item?
Deliver Joy by making a donation to one of the nominated local charities (drop off at the library and we will deliver it for you) and we will waive any charges on Connected Libraries items*, borrowed at Connected Libraries from Monday 9 November to Sunday 20 December.
*Connected Libraries items only, excludes equipment eg: laptops, induction cook tops.
Transit provides meals within a safe and encouraging environment for those who are finding life difficult.
These sessions provide an opportunity for lonely folk to connect with each other and to make use of the services they provide, including Centrelink staff, Housing and Mental Health agencies, Hairdressers, Shower trailer and Orange Sky Washing van.
What donations do they need?
– Brand new toys
– Books
– Games
– Children’s gift vouchers
The Cranbourne Food Truck provides hot meals, groceries, toiletries, support referral & friendship to those in need.
The Cranbourne Food Truck is owned and run by the Cranbourne Uniting Church, and we are supported by Uniting, the Cranbourne Rotary Club and other service clubs, churches, schools and businesses.
What do they need?
– Non-perishable food items
Community Information & Support Cranbourne Inc.
CISC provides a crisis intervention, information, and support service to people in the southern suburbs of the City of Casey.
Services include information, referrals, crisis intervention services (including the provision of emergency relief), counselling, financial counselling, Education Assistance Program, advocacy and negotiation services, no interest loans, Infolink Outreach Program and ADHD Support Group.
What do they need?
– Non-perishable food items
– Toys
– Books
Established in 1994 and run entirely by volunteers from many professions, Andrews Centre provides:
Crisis assistance (food vouchers, financial assistance, emergency accommodation), support towards recovery and self-management (loans, budgeting help, free legal advice) and community development (garden outings, educational programs).
What do they need?
– Non-perishable food items
– Toys
– Books
– Games
Established in 1994 and run entirely by volunteers from many professions, Andrews Centre provides:
Crisis assistance (food vouchers, financial assistance, emergency accommodation), support towards recovery and self-management (loans, budgeting help, free legal advice) and community development (garden outings, educational programs).
What do they need?
– Non-perishable food items
– Toys
– Books
– Games
The Salvation Army is dedicated to supporting individuals and families experiencing hardship across Australia.
Through a wide range of community programs and services, the Salvos provide practical assistance, emotional support and hope to people in need. Services include emergency relief, food assistance, homelessness support, family and domestic violence services, financial counselling, and drug and alcohol recovery programs.
What do they need?
– Non-perishable food items
Please note that all of our libraries will be closed on Tuesday 3 November due to the public holiday.