OUR PROGRAMS
Please donate to our programs, or get in touch to learn about other ways you can help us make a difference.
Give the Gift of Christmas Joy
Christmas is a time for hope and happiness, and every child deserves to wake up to a present under the tree. This year, you can help us make that a reality for local families doing it tough.
Last year alone, your generosity helped us provide over 500 gifts to children in the Banyule and Nillumbik areas. Join us again by supporting one of our two local appeals:
Donation points:
New Toys and Gift cards:
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Diamond Valley Community Support – Greensborough Plaza (Shop 378a, Level 3)
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WaterMarc Entrance,
1 Flintoff St, Greensborough
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Watsonia Library,
4–6 Ibbottson St
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Ivanhoe Library & Cultural Hub,
275 Upper Heidelberg Rd
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Eltham Library,
Panther Pl, Eltham
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Diamond Valley Library,
34 Civic Dr, Greensborough
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TerryWhite Chemmart Eltham
962-964 Main Road, Eltham
Need help with toys this Christmas?
Visit DVCS or a referral agency:
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Banyule MCH,
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Nillumbik MCH,
EMERGENCY RELIEF
DVCS provide support and assistance in the Banyule, Nillumbik and surrounding areas, to people who are in need of relief from poverty, sickness, distress, misfortune, or disability.
Our ER services include:
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Food Vouchers / Parcels
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Health Care Prescriptions
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Fuel / PTV Day Passes
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Hygiene support
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Counselling/Advice Services
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School Costs
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Swags, blankets and clothing
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and more

<< Diamond Valley Community Support Inc. is a registered Australian Charity. All donations over $2 are tax deductible.

Give a 24-year-old guy who hasn’t eaten for 2 days, food and further support.

To give a mum with her 6-year-old daughter a place to sleep tonight, and not be on the streets.

Give a wife who is in a violent relationship, a place to get support.

Give a 24-year-old guy who hasn’t eaten for 2 days, food and further support.
Why help?
To give that 24-year-old guy who hasn’t eaten for 2 days, food and further support.
To give the wife that is in a violent relationship a place to seek support when she doesn’t know where to go.
To give that mum with her 6-year-old daughter a place to sleep tonight, and not be on the streets.





