Vacro welcomes the news of two prison closures Read more
A disappointing response to a tight Budgetary environment. Read more
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We're pleased to share this report of our activities during the 2022-23 financial year. Read more
Vacro welcomes important bail reforms Read more
Vacro supports The Voice Read more
Vacro stands with Reconciliation Australia to Be a Voice for Generations Read more
Vacro welcomes targeted funding for healthcare and housing Read more
Vacro Board bolstered with addition of Fiona Patten and George Fishlock Read more
Our 12 priorities for the next government are grounded in the lived expertise of our participants and staff, and our comprehensive knowledge of the sector stretching back 150 years. Read more
Vacro welcomes the publication of the Inquiry into Children Affected by Parental Incarceration’s final report Read more
VACRO welcomes additional funding for supported family-visits. The Victorian 2022-23 Budget, announced on 3 May 2022, has allocated funding to expand our supported family visits program, currently running in both women’s prisons, into the men’s prison system. Read more
Aaron Hart will present at the International Coalition for Children with Incarcerated Parents’ global research conference. Read more
Marius Smith, Abigail Lewis and Jordan Dittloff testified in support of VACRO’s written submission to reform the criminal justice system. Read more
New philanthropic funding has enabled VACRO to increase our family counselling support to Beechworth Correctional Centre. Read more
We’re pleased to announce a new program to connect families with women in prison. Read more
Occupational therapist Georgia Morsley joins VACRO to strengthen our specialist work supporting participants with disabilities. Read more
Abigail Lewis joins VACRO after leading social policy research and communications at progressive think tank Per Capita. Read more
VACRO's Reconciliation Week 2021 statement and reflection. Read more
We're hiring three skilled staff to deliver housing, employment and client support. Read more
We welcome funding measures that reduce the harm of incarceration and ease the transition back to community. Read more
People with disabilities leaving prison will continue to benefit from specialised support, thanks to expanded funding for our specialist role. Read more