CatholicCare Victoria
Natalie Young is an experienced professional in social services, currently serving as an Advanced Care Finder Case Coordinator and From Homelessness to a Home Case Coordinator at CatholicCare Victoria since July 2022. With a long-standing commitment to the welfare of children and families, Natalie has worked at OzChild since October 2013, holding roles such as Children's Contact Service Practitioner and Family Law Pathways Network Project Officer. Previous positions include Low Intensity Mental Health Services Case Manager at genU and Events and Functions Officer at Warrnambool City Council, as well as Youth Homelessness Program Support Worker at Brophy Family and Youth Services. Natalie's educational background includes a Diploma in Community Welfare Work, a Certificate IV in Business, and an Advanced Diploma in Tourism Management from SouthWest TAFE, as well as a VCE from Brauer Secondary College, emphasizing psychology and human development.
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CatholicCare Victoria
At CatholicCare Victoria we're committed to empowering communities and building strength and resilience, to enable everyone to reach their full potential and live life to the full. Human Dignity, Solidarity, Subsidiarity, Equity and Respect are our guiding principles in the way we work to support our communities, and in how we work with one another in our CatholicCare Victoria family and beyond. On 1 January 2021, Centacare Ballarat, CatholicCare Melbourne/Gippsland and CatholicCare Sandhurst merged to form CatholicCare Victoria to enhance and strengthen service provision to the vulnerable and marginalised; to amplify scale and reach to sustain and grow services; and to enable a greater focus on addressing the root causes of poverty and injustice across the state. We are the social service agency of the four Catholic dioceses of Victoria, and our support services are available to all individuals or groups regardless of race, religious beliefs or economic status.