OUR APPROACH
Community
We take opportunities to contribute our resources in communities where we operate. We believe in giving back to the communities we are a part of, in every way we can.
community support
Our clients and team members are often behind ideas and activities to contribute to the community.
We partner with social enterprises, clients and suppliers sharing our expertise to help address specific needs in the community. We also engage with local people in direct and indirect employment, providing learning opportunities to support individual and community development.
Over the years our support has taken many shapes and forms.
Clean Up
Australia Day
Australia’s Biggest
Morning Tea
Daffodil
Day
Team member
blood donations
Donations to charitable organisations such as Challenge Cancer, Mirabel Foundation, St John’s Ambulance.
Oz Harvest
Members of the Melbourne team volunteered for the Oz Harvest ‘Cooking for a Cause’ program on 27th May.
The session brought together eight team members to prepare meals using rescued ingredients, supporting vulnerable community members while strengthening internal bonds. This activity aligns strongly with our values (Service, Teamwork, Integrity, and Accountability) and demonstrates our continued efforts at making a meaningful contribution beyond the workplace.
There was enthusiastic feedback from our volunteers who cooked up a storm and provided much welcomed and needed sustenance to vulnerable members of the communities we serve, opening the door to activities of a similar nature in our regions in the future.
challenge cancer
“Millennium has championed the mission of Challenge, to support children and families living with cancer, for more than two decades.”
Their commitment and contribution to our cause has impacted and improved many lives. They have a strong corporate responsibility to not only Challenge but the communities they work in and we are proud to have their involvement.
— David Rogers, OAM Chief Executive
Challenge cancer
“Millennium has championed the mission of Challenge, to support children and families living with cancer, for more than two decades.”
Their commitment and contribution to our cause has impacted and improved many lives. They have a strong corporate responsibility to not only Challenge but the communities they work in and we are proud to have their involvement.
— David Rogers, OAM Chief Executive
commitment to country
We’re committed to building relationships, respect and trust and improving living standards for Indigenous & Torres Strait Islander peoples.
In 2016 we developed an indigenous employment policy focused on encouraging employment opportunities and advancing participation of Indigenous Australians in the workplace. Building on this, in our Aboriginal & Torres Strait Island Engagement Policy we have outlined our commitment to building understanding, respect and cultural awareness and looking for opportunities to partner with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander suppliers.
In Western Australia we work with Wirrpanda Supplies for supply of cleaning chemicals.
To further drive our contribution to reconciliation, Millennium is renewing our Reconciliation Action Plan for 2026 – 2028.
commitment to inclusivity
Improving inclusion for people with disabilities.
With one in five people in Australia having some form of disability, we know it is important we work to advance access and inclusion of people with disabilities.
As an employer, we want everyone who works for us to have the right environment so they can participate fully and do their best. As a service provider, we want to be proactive and thinking about the needs of people with disabilities in the spaces we work in.
As a gold member of the Australian Network on Disability we now have access to excellent tools and resources to help us do this.
