Creating connections between generations
Paintbrushes, puzzles, books and blocks were the tools that brought generations together to wrap up the 2025 NSW Seniors Festival this week. After enjoying a sweet treat to…
Super Sam’s passion for caring
Being responsible for the welfare of four young sons, 147 residents and 170 staff is no mean feat. That’s what Sam Sibley encounters most days. After joining Anglican…
Anglican Care partnership to support homeless group
A partnership with Anglican Care may help reduce one of the most rapidly growing groups of homeless people in the state. In 2022, a parliamentary inquiry found the…
Marilyn’s happy to lend a hand
For more than 20 years, Marilyn Webster has put her hand up to help. “Once you’re in the church family, you seem to get involved in everything,” she...
Showing our appreciation to generous volunteers
National Volunteer Week (20-26 May) is a reminder that every act of volunteering, no matter how small, is helping to create a better world. It is about recognising...
Program creates friendships between generations
It’s a heartwarming scene. For the past five weeks, Anglican Care residents have been busy swapping stories, singing songs, and completing activities with local preschoolers. The intergenerational program...
Building friendships on the Central Coast
It’s a ‘money can’t buy’ experience that is helping to curb a major issue in home care. An Anglican Care Friendship Group on the Central Coast has improved...
Meet some of our volunteer superstars
During National Volunteer Week, we’re highlighting seven of our volunteers who have been nominated by their organisations. These volunteer superstars are Richard Fellows, Stephen Mendham, Helen Shearer, Mary…