Our work
Specific project initiatives provide FCVic with the opportunity to explore, develop and communicate how financial counselling supports community wellbeing.
Our approach reflects the way financial counsellors work. Our work is person-centred and responsive to need. Being curious, we seek to understand what works and what doesn’t for our partner organisations, their workforces and communities. We respond to what we learn and include the voices of all participants – financial counsellors, other service workers, agencies and clients. Together, we create new tools that help our sector to connect and communicate with diverse groups and services.
Some of the areas our work spans across include:
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Money Check Up Session Impact
FCVic’s Project Coordinator, Julie Watson, shares the result of the Money Check Up program.
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- Topics: Member news, Our Work
Hooroo from the Special Projects team!
As many of the FCVic Special Projects team are finishing up this month, they reflect on their time and achievements within the team.
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Priceless, the unpaid contribution – A Festival of Ideas
Bella Walker, Special Projects Officer, fills us in on this month’s Festival of Ideas, detailing speakers and all the fantastic resources available on the day.
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- Topics: Carers, Member news, Older Victorians, Our Work
FCVic at the Little Dreamers Trivia Night
In support of our productive partnership with Little Dreamers, the FCVic Special Projects Team were delighted to attend the annual trivia night fundraiser on Saturday 13 May at St Kilda Town Hall.
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- Topics: Carers, Member news, Our Work
Financial counselling outreach opportunities in May
Read about the important outreach work that was facilitated by FCVic’s Special Projects team this month.
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Reflection: FCVic & EAAA Lunch’n’Learn Webinar
Julie Watson, Project Coordinator, fills us in on a recent webinar on the topic of financial elder abuse.
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- Topics: Elder Abuse, Member news, Older Victorians, Our Work