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Kye Lane-Hart, an emerging First Nations artist from the Bigambul and Wakka Wakka tribes, generously donated some of his artwork to our Symes Thorpe... 

Anglicare works with numerous community groups across the communities we serve. In conjunction with our Social and Community Services team, we partnered with the... 

In 2020, Anglicare Southern Queensland welcomed new legislation introduced to Queensland Parliament. The Meriba Omasker Kaziw Kazipa Bill recognises the traditional child rearing practices... 

In early 2021, two staff members from Anglicare Southern Queensland’s Gympie Children and Families team were nominated in the annual PeakCare Awards. They were... 

Youth workers are mentors who endeavour to create as much consistency as possible in the lives of young people so they can turn to... 

Sara and Ruby are Recovery Practitioner’s in our Housing and Justice; and Women’s Pathways Programs. They’ve worked for our organisation for about two years... 

Adequate housing is a fundamental human right. Quality housing is proven to have positive psychological and psychosocial impacts as well as enhancing independence and... 

Anglicare Southern Queensland has appointed Woollam Constructions to deliver its $14 million youth homelessness accommodation service in Beenleigh, which aims to address the housing... 

In the last few years, staff across our Family and Wellbeing and Aged Care Services have been connecting generations of people through play; bringing... 

Anglicare Southern Queensland offers client-centred counselling to support people through a range of challenges. The counselling programs we offer include alcohol and other drug... 

The Nalingu Respite Centre aim to build stronger community bonds by partnering with local organiastions. There are many ways in which Nalingu do so,... 

At Anglicare Southern Queensland, we believe every life is made up of stories worth sharing. That’s why we have a program dedicated to helping...