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
We are seeking to expand our caregiver team and provide opportunities for Dunedin whānau to recharge their batteries and look after themselves.
Posted: Monday February 21, 2022
Family Start (FS) is a home visiting programme that focuses on improving children’s growth and health, learning and relationships, family circumstances, environment, and safety and helps to ensure there are positive outcomes for the parent/caregiver and child. The programme supports whānau to negotiate through some of life’s challenges that may impact the wellbeing and safety of the parent /caregiver or child.
Posted: Tuesday November 9, 2021
It is with sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Anne Turvey on September 1st, 2021.
Posted: Monday November 8, 2021
“Period poverty is an issue facing large numbers of individuals and whānau throughout Aotearoa. When an individual is unable to access adequate period products, they frequently miss school or work, and are forced to use substandard, unhygienic alternatives, such as toilet paper or rags.” – AWWA Period Care.
Posted: Monday November 8, 2021
Did you know we have a Facebook page?
Posted: Sunday November 7, 2021
We would also like to take this opportunity to thank our supporters who have helped us throughout the year. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19 restrictions, we are unable to proceed with our supporters thank you luncheon this December. We wish you all a festive Christmas and look forward to reconnecting safely in 2022.
Posted: Sunday November 7, 2021
We wish all our families and supporters a happy Christmas season. We will be closed from 4.30pm 23 December and reopen on 5 January 2022.
Posted: Sunday November 7, 2021
Can you open your heart and home for one more?
Posted: Sunday November 7, 2021
Have you considered setting up a regular donation so that your goodwill can be spread throughout the year?
Posted: Sunday November 7, 2021