Posted: Tuesday January 24, 2017
Posted: Thursday January 19, 2017
Back to school means back to preparing school lunches everyday. Try to get your kids involved in helping to make their lunch and talk about healthy options to include.
Posted: Thursday January 19, 2017
New teachers, making new friends and bullying. Going back to school isn’t always easy. We interviewed Claire, one of our Social Workers in Schools team, to get her advice on how to help your children prepare to go back to school, kindy or daycare.
Posted: Thursday January 19, 2017
Yesterday we received a donation of toys from Julie, a woman who had a great story we wanted to share.
Posted: Monday December 19, 2016
We asked our fantastic team of family/whānau workers for some tips on how to enjoy time with your kids over the festive season:
Posted: Tuesday December 13, 2016
We are now being asked – how can we support families over Christmas ?
Posted: Wednesday November 30, 2016
November 20-27th marks Restorative Justice Week
Posted: Sunday November 20, 2016
We sat down with Anglican Family Care Team Leader, Nicky who gave her advice about how the Family Start Programme can help soon-to-be or new parents.
Posted: Tuesday November 1, 2016
In the last few months, Anglican Family Care has partnered with many groups and organisations in our local community and participated in a range of events.
Posted: Thursday October 20, 2016
Let us not forget our past – it is timely to reflect on where we have come from.
Posted: Thursday October 20, 2016
As a respite carer, you can make a huge, positive difference to a child’s life. Caregiver Val shares her story and explains what makes caregiving so worthwhile.
Posted: Thursday October 20, 2016
Anglican Family Care supported Alison to have some time out.
Posted: Thursday October 20, 2016
Last week Anglican Family Care and Child, Youth and Family (CYFs) came together to welcome Family Start, a new social services programme in North Otago.
Posted: Monday October 17, 2016
Posted: Monday October 17, 2016
Last week Anglican Family Care received a range of children’s jumpers and booties knitted by Helen from Dunedin.
Posted: Wednesday October 12, 2016
Child poverty affects one in five children, whose basic needs of warmth, food, adequate clothing, good health and opportunities for education are not being met.
Posted: Tuesday May 31, 2016
In response to a call from Anglican Family Care, 315 Euro hotel in Dunedin has provided us with a generous donation of soaps, shampoos and lotion bottles.
Posted: Wednesday May 11, 2016