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When faced with significant illness, change or loss, many people require more than just attention to their physical needs. Spiritual care provides a supportive, compassionate presence for people in times of need, helping them on their journey towards healing.

'94.7 The Pulse' community radio in Geelong, has given Geelong Interfaith Network a regular monthly voice to our wider community. The program, called Voice of Interfaith, is aired on the last Thursday of each month at 3pm and offers a wide variety of topics and speakers predominantly on issues of faith.

On  Monday 21 July 2014 at the City of Casey Council chambers, the President of the Casey Multi-faith Network Mr. Jim Reiher, Vice President Stephanie Saunders and Acting Treasurer Pam Mamouney OAM welcomed Imam S. Wadood Janud, the first Imam appointed at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association in Langwarrin.

SYN is looking for young people of diverse faith backgrounds for The Multifaith Perspectives Program. You can receive FREE radio and media training AND the opportunity to promote understanding and acceptance in the community on your own live radio show.

The Southern Metropolitan Cemeteries Trust is offering Multifaith and Interfaith networks the opportunity to participate in complimentary tours of two of their significant facilities – Bunurong Memorial Park and Springvale Botanical Cemetery (winner of the 2013 Award for Excellence).

On Sunday 22 June 2014, the City of Port Phillip Multifaith Network hosted a 'Workshop on Interfaith Dialogue' for religious leaders and activist of our community at the Port Melbourne Town Hall.

On Wednesday 18th June 2014, around 38 members and guests of the Casey Multifaith Network went on a Tour to Places of Worship. The group included several members of the executive committee, including the President Mr. Jim Reiher, plus people from various faith backgrounds such as  Hindus, Jews, Muslims, Spiritualists and various Christian denominations. Pam Mamouney OAM was the organizer and official guide.

The National Energy Efficiency Network (NEEN) is a free initiative that assists Places of Worship, Retreat Centres, Religious Congregations, Social support agencies and Not For Profit organisations who support the local communities (both spiritually and practically) to become more resilient into the future. This initiative is being led by Catholic Earthcare Australia, along with key partners such as the Uniting Church & Anglican EcoCare.