Our services
We offer a wide range of services aimed at improving the lives of Aboriginal people in the Murray Valley region of Northern Victoria. These culturally sensitive resources and amenities include Aged Care, Child Care, Health Care, Housing, Employment, Social and Emotional Wellbeing, and Legal Advice.
Early learning centre
MVAC provides the following culturally appropriate services:
- Child health care
- Infant assistance
- Family preservation and strengthening
- Parental skills and support
- Child minding, babysitting, day care, after-school care, vacation care
- Early learning development and pre-schooling
- Social integration and mentoring
Lodge your application for assistance on the Early Learning Centre section, or click on the find out more link below.
Health
MVAC takes a three-pronged approach to Robinvale district health services:
- A holistic approach to Aboriginal welfare
- Targeted health and wellbeing programs
- Health and medical assistance at the Robinvale Medical Clinic
Contact us to discuss the options for improve your health and wellbeing. To find out more about the services offered at the Robinvale Medical Centre, and how to make an appointment, please visit our Health Care page by clicking on the find out more link below
Housing
MVAC has a range of clean, safe, modern housing options and rental properties available to Aboriginal families in the Robinvale district and surrounds. These include:
- Family houses
- Sole occupancy units
To find out more, click on the link below
Commonwealth Home Support Program
Services to help elders and disabled indigenous Australians maintain independence at home and in the community. These include:
- Social and aged health care programs
- Transport assistance to medical appointments
- Home visits
- Maintenance like domestic cleaners and gardeners
See the Commonwealth Home Support section of this site by clicking on the find out more link below
Justice Program
If you are an adult or juvenile offender, or have been accused of criminal activities, and need legal advice then we can help.
Everything you tell us is confidential, and we can help you obtain high quality and culturally proficient legal advice and representation and make sure you have a full understanding of the court process and more.
Find out more on the Justice Program page, by clicking on the find out more link below
Social wellbeing
The term social and emotional wellbeing is used by many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to describe the social, emotional, spiritual, and cultural wellbeing of a person.

The term recognises that connection to land, culture, spirituality, family, and community are important to people and can impact on their wellbeing.
It also recognises that a person’s social and emotional wellbeing is influenced by policies and past events.
Family Services
Family Services promotes the safety, stability and development of vulnerable children, young people and their families and builds capacity and resilience for children, families and communities.
For more information, please get in touch
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