Charity

  • Community club in jeopardy

    AN Apollo Bay service club which has injected more than $400,000 into the community could cease to exist next month unless more people join up.

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  • Colac donations help book ticket to Africa

    A FAMILY of Sudanese refugees say the generosity and support of Colac people have made the city feel like home.

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  • Winter warms Otways’ festival

    PREPARING hundreds of litres of soup is no easy feat, but it’s a job Forrest’s Allan Winter has done for the past seven years.

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  • Songs will help orphans

    COLAC and district musicians and artists are banding together this week to raise money for orphans in Vietnam.

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  • Technology extends health care

    COLAC Area Health’s urgent care centre is linking its medical staff with doctors and paramedics across Victoria.

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  • Businesses support palliative care

    COLAC and district businesses have thrown their support behind a bid for a new palliative care space at the city’s hospital.

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  • Colac helps stranded children

    COLAC residents have shown their generosity donating $4000 to a Sudanese family’s plight to rescue four children stranded in Uganda.

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  • Mission to save trapped children

    COLAC Sudanese refugee Nyibol Lual and her family are desperate to fulfil the dying wishes of her sister and rescue her four children who are stranded in Uganda.

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