Thriving through change—Layla’s HIPPY journey
When Layla was just 14, she was forced to leave her home and her country. As part of the Yazidi…
Pastoral Care Retreat Brings Time to Pause, Reflect, and Renew
Supporting others through complex and often challenging situations is deeply meaningful work—but it takes energy, patience and resilience. Earlier this…
Balancing the scales and juggling roles—celebrating the women of Anglicare
The community services sector has long been powered by women, and Anglicare is no exception. Our dedicated and caring teams…
Serving With a Smile…and a Bit of Slice—Dawn’s Volunteering Story
Balancing life after retirement can be tricky—especially when your desire to help others is as strong as Dawn’s. A regular…
Constant Need vs Crisis: Food Insecurity as the New Normal
Trina works two retail jobs, lives in a rented studio apartment with her cattle dog Beckham, and has needed to…
Showbags and Sunshine at the Royal Canberra Show
First and foremost were the showbags. Everyone agreed about that last Friday morning when participants from Anglicare’s Disability Services in…
Speaking the Truth in Love: A Season of Prayer for Bishop Mark Short as Primate
Earlier this month, clergy, lay leaders and members of the wider Anglican community gathered at St Saviour’s Cathedral in Goulburn for a…
Journeys of Connection: Strengthening the Future with the Past in Eden
The floor of Eden Marine High’s art room was covered with tarpaulin, the art tables rearranged as trestles. Brushes and…
Wagga Wagga brothers collect 9,800 bottles to buy Christmas presents for local kids
This Christmas, four‑year‑old Ashton and seven‑year‑old Gabe collected an incredible 9,800 bottles and cans—enough to fill two shopping trolleys with…
Last Resort, Not First Response: Choosing Care Over Crisis Response in Youth Justice
Anglicare Australia is calling on governments to overhaul youth justice laws that have potential to harm young people. The call…
