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In 2026 Anglicare celebrates 170 years of work in our community

As winter sets in, the reality of homelessness becomes even more urgent, yet for many women, it remains unseen

Kindness is often most noticeable by its absence, especially in uncertain times.

Love. What is there not to love about love? It’s the thread that runs through every conversation I have with our donors

It is one of the characteristics of the Christian faith that it is concerned with the needs of men’s bodies as well as their souls,” said Archbishop Howard Mowll in the 1930s while leading Anglicare during the Great Depression.

As Anglicare marks 170 years of service, this season offers an opportunity to reflect not only on the work being carried out across communities today, but also on the kind of society being shaped for the future

Distance Shouldn’t Be a Barrier

Janet loves music. Long before Anglicare helped her find safe and permanent housing, she was volunteering at music festivals — showing up and serving others.

For nearly four decades, Norma expressed her faith by caring for others. When she passed away, those who loved her wanted to honour her by giving a gift to Anglicare in her memory.