CSSV is guided by the diverse personal and professional experience of representatives from across our member organisations and the four dioceses of Victoria. These individuals make up the CSSV Council.
Kate Stilwell, CSSV Office Manager, reflects on four days spent at the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic Council (NATSICC) Spirituality Retreat.
The World Day of Migrants and Refugees is observed each year as a time to learn about, listen to, and pray for and with those who have been forced to flee their homeland.
Last year, in efforts to engage with the Voice Referendum, CSSV found strong relationships with a variety of organisations committed to reconciliation. This year, CSSV has established a Reconciliation Working Group.
In their 2024-25 Social Justice Statement, 'Truth and Peace: A Gospel Word in a Violent World', the bishops call for peace in the midst of a rise in violence, armed conflict and suffering around the world.
The Governance and Finance Committee plays a crucial role in ensuring the effective management and oversight of of CSSV's operations, finances and governance.
Catholic Social Services Victoria recently announced the appointment of Cathy Humphrey as the new Chair of its Council. Here, Cathy shares what lies at the heart of her desire to serve those on the margins.
Prevention of family and domestic violence continues to be a key strategic priority for Catholic Social Services Victoria and our Domestic Violence Working Group plays a central role in progressing work in this area.
With the recent announcement by Pope Francis that Fr Joe Caddy AM has been appointed as Bishop of Far North Queensland, CSSV would like to take this opportunity to congratulate and thank Fr Joe for his years of faithful service and guidance.
CSSV, in conjunction with the rest of the Catholic Social Services network, extends its heartfelt condolences to the family, friends and other colleagues of Michael Coffey.