Rural City of Wangaratta has confirmed its staged exit from direct Aged Care services.
Independent research company, TKW Research will contact up to 100 residents via a mobile number to ask questions about Council and its services.
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Thread Together partners with fashion brands & retailers to redirect unsold clothing to people in crisis through trusted charities, preventing environmental impact and aiding social upliftment.
In Wangaratta, Thread Together partners with Wangaratta Baptist Church.
Access to clothing is not a luxury; it is a basic need, essential for dignity, confidence, and participation in everyday life.
Thread Together’s model is predicated on collaboration. By working hand-in-hand with fashion brands and retailers, registered charities and welfare agencies, volunteers, and supporters, we transform surplus clothing into essential support for Australians experiencing vulnerability.
These partnerships give us access to a wide range of clothing, footwear, and accessories, including surplus stock, aged inventory, and samples.
Together, we reduce waste, champion sustainable fashion practices, and ensure brand-new clothing remains in circulation, reaching people who need it most.