The Community Connector service was introduced to support the government’s Covid-19 response by working with individuals or whānau negatively affected by Covid-19.
Posted: Monday November 28, 2022
We are proud to help combat family violence in Dunedin with involvement in the Whāngaia Ngā Pā Harakeke ki Ōtepoti (WNPH), a police-sponsored initiative where police and iwi and social agencies are working in partnership to reduce family harm.
Posted: Monday November 28, 2022
We had a great time together, we have raised over $1,500 to support vulnerable tamariki and whānau in Otago.
Posted: Monday November 28, 2022
Our team of social workers and whānau workers advocate for clients. Dunedin Home-based social worker Rose explains what this means.
Posted: Monday November 28, 2022
What is this thing we call social work? Social workers work in many contexts. They must have a tertiary qualification in social work or be able to demonstrate they are competent to the Social Work Registration Board.
Posted: Monday November 28, 2022
Our extraordinary story of vision, innovation, risk-taking, occasional crises and sheer hard work continues. Book your tickets now
Posted: Friday November 25, 2022
Grab that bag of popcorn and settle into a comfortable seat....this is a movie you won't want to miss!
Posted: Thursday October 20, 2022
Have you ever had a time in your life where things don’t go the way you planned, or you feel overwhelmed? Counselling services offered at Anglican Family Care can help with a range of concerns including self-esteem, depression, stress management, anxiety, addiction, emotional or sexual abuse issues that may impact a parent or caregivers’ ability to provide healthy and effective parenting.
Posted: Friday April 8, 2022
Posted: Thursday April 7, 2022
Amongst the generosity of our community before Christmas,we would like to thank all businesses and community groups that donated toys, vouchers, and various treats for whānau throughout Otago.
Posted: Thursday April 7, 2022
Posted: Thursday April 7, 2022
We are seeking to expand our caregiver team and provide opportunities for Dunedin whānau to recharge their batteries and look after themselves.
Posted: Thursday April 7, 2022
Clients access Anglican Family Care’s therapeutics services through internal and external referrals.
Posted: Thursday April 7, 2022
We talked to new mum Marie who told us that, prior to her pregnancy, she was experiencing some anxiety and depression which she had kept to herself. Within a week of her son being born, she was feeling sleep deprived and overwhelmed as a first time Mum.
Posted: Thursday April 7, 2022
Posted: Thursday April 7, 2022
We would like to take this opportunity to thank the following Trusts and organisations for your recent support
Posted: Thursday April 7, 2022
Nominating Anglican Family Care Inc. in your Will guarantees your thoughtfulness continues supporting vulnerable tamariki and their whānau beyond your lifetime.
Posted: Thursday April 7, 2022