Yvonne has been a volunteer for the Emergency Relief program in Wollongong for about four years. “I believe that God had been preparing me for this role. The experiences in my life gave me the background I needed to serve people in need.” This is how former adult educator Yvonne Johnsen talks about being a volunteer for ANGLICARE.

Assistant to Program Coordinator, Penrith.

Did you know there are children in our community who often don’t get to school because they are caring for parents who have long-term illnesses? We provide tutors to these children to make all
the difference!
 

Our new and innovative aged care centre at Jannali comprises both a residential facility and community-based services.
Its vision is to enrich lives in a community of Christian care.

“I really wanted to help a mum. When I saw someone close to me fall apart while caring for her disabled son,
I wanted to do all I could to prevent that from happening to at least one other mum.” So Pamela responded when asked why she volunteers for ANGLICARE’s Westlink Carer Respite program.

Sydney Anglicans have been making provision in their Wills for the work of ANGLICARE and its ancestor organisations since the 1800s.

Reaching middle age after a successful career in the corporate world can often open the door to further opportunities for personal advancement. For Chris Jenvey, who had spent 20 years in Hong Kong as a director of a major telecommunications company, it was a time of significant transition.

ANGLICARE’s Migrant and Refugee Support team.

"When People Need Help Training Workshops" and "CARE2Grow"