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22.01.2022 Thank you to those who gave generously to Anglicare Dubbo you enable us to give 93 Hampers and 175 toys to those in need this Christmas. Love one another as Christ loves you and have a blessed festive season.

17.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/CREATEfnd

16.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/CREATEfnd/posts/1107558169296250 Interesting read for anyone who fosters

16.01.2022 Another Snowy day at Anglicare Western Orange..

16.01.2022 Another little boy arrived in the Anglicare Western family around 5pm this afternoon. Welcome to the world baby Korin Cooper, we can't wait to meet you. Congrats to Mum & Dad xx

14.01.2022 Anglicare Western has welcomed aboard several new staff due to the growth in both the Foster Care and Community Services programs. We are happy to introduce 4 new Case Managers in the Foster Care team an Out of Home Care Support person as well as a Community Program Support person. Be sure to say hello to the girls when you're next at the office.... From L - R Grace (OOHC Support), India (Community Program Support), Jessica, Kate, Anna & Katie (Case Managers)

14.01.2022 The Pyjama Foundation http://www.thepyjamafoundation.com/

14.01.2022 All of our fantastic award winners and highly commended staff. Well done everybody!

13.01.2022 Very excited to receive the Appliances Online Financial Inclusion Award for Excellence Award for Partnerships at the NSW State NILS conference - Financial Inclusion Everyone's Business.

12.01.2022 Anglicare helping families in need in Dubbo. If you would like to donate and become one of the unsung heros of Anglicare supporting those in need please contact us to discuss ways you can help. 68820965

11.01.2022 Sue West speaking at the Working Together to Recover from Natural Disasters Conference in Dubbo.

11.01.2022 We invite you to help make a difference. Anglicare Dubbo is in desperate need of food for Christmas hampers as the demand this year is high. If you are able to make a contribution or give a cash donation we are at 158 Brisbane St Dubbo please drop by or call us on 6882 0965. All contributions are great fully appreciated.

11.01.2022 "The study found levels of trauma reduced over six months to a year, depending on the child’s age, after they had been through a course of creative and play the...rapies such as painting, drawing and story-telling. The level of trauma was measured through the Trauma Symptoms Checklist. For children aged eight and over, the interventions helped reduce children experiencing the highest level of trauma from 73% to 46% after six months. For children aged under eight, there was little change over six months, but after a year the numbers still experiencing the highest levels of trauma had dropped from 89% to to 40%. The majority of interventions were delivered by social workers (84%) and, for both groups, creative therapies were the most commonly used intervention. The average cost of the intervention per child was 2,300. This compares to an average cost of cases with a range of mental health problems seen by a multidisciplinary Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service of almost 5,000 per child."

09.01.2022 Lovely weather in Orange today...

06.01.2022 http://www.foodbank.org.au/

06.01.2022 Anglicare Western is proud to announce the launch of their new program SURVIVE TO THRIVE. SURVIVE AND THRIVE Is a new ANGLICARE program in Orange funded by the DSS.... The aim of the program is to strengthen relationships, support families, improve children’s well-being and increase the participation in community life to strengthen family and community functioning, and reduce the trauma and costs of family breakdown. The Program provides a range of services, building parenting and financial management skills, and providing support for better community connections. The Program is predominantly focussed on early intervention, prevention, and support, including assistance for relationship breakdown.

06.01.2022 Anglicare Dubbo team had the pleasure of hosing a visit by Anglicare CEO Jeremy Halcrow and Rev Ian Coutts, supported by Bishop Ian. It was a great opportunity to show case the great work we do offering No Interest Loans (NILS) to low income families. Jeremy was pleased to hear that the NILS scheme was so very well supported through Parish Partnerships.

05.01.2022 http://www.centralwesterndaily.com.au//anglicare-western/

04.01.2022 "Apparently, fear is expected of women." "This fear conditioning begins early. Many studies have shown that physical activity sports, hiking, playing outdoors... is tied to girls’ self-esteem. And yet girls are often warned away from doing anything that involves a hint of risk." "One study focused on, coincidentally, a playground fire pole, is particularly revealing. It showed that parents cautioned their daughters about the dangers of the fire pole significantly more than they did their sons and were much more likely to assist them. But both moms and dads directed their sons to face their fears, with instruction on how to complete the task on their own."

02.01.2022 HATCHES We are so very happy to announce that Aimee who has been a long time Youth Support Worker with Anglicare and more recently Administration, gave birth to a beautiful little boy Jack 2 weeks ago. Both mum and bub are doing really well.... We are still on baby watch with Eliza, one of our case managers. Eliza is due any moment now and we are all just a little bit excited with all the new babies to snuggle with.

01.01.2022 Lisa Johnson won the Servant Leadership Award for her work with Out-of-Home Care in Orange. Her award was presented by Anglicare Board Member, Revd Canon Margaret Campbell