What's New?
30 July 10
30 July 2010_MR_Mental health debate too piecemeal
30 July 10
29 July 10
Breaking the Cycle of Disadvantage
23 July 10
Opinion Piece_Samaritans_Understanding Homelessness
22 July 10
MR_CCOA Aged care remote in rural areas_22 Jul 2010
Network Meetings
HR Network Meeting_9 & 10 Sept 2010_Adelaide SA
National Conference
The Anglicare family has been standing alongside communities for over 150 years. Come to Adelaide this year to celebrate our work and explore our future directions together.

Through this election campaign ANGLICARE will continue to work and advocate in communities to build a society in which everybody counts.
“Mental health is grossly underfunded in Australia, and the response to date has been piecemeal” said John Dutton for Anglicare Australia. “We need to know the next Government is going to make the necessary urgent investment across the whole area of community mental health"
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The depth and diversity of exclusion ignored
Anglicare Sydney report into social exclusion shows how diverse and deep it is for many Australians. People who need emergency relief, refugees, and ageing carers are all excluded by issues of income, housing and social isolation. Unfortunately, People experiencing social exclusion are largely being ignored in the lead up to the Federal election.
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Action needed on community mental health
Major church groups providing social services in Australia – Anglicare Australia, Catholic Social Services Australia, The Salvation Army and UnitingCare Australia – today called on the major parties to commit to an immediate and substantial increase in investment in community mental health.
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Here’s a Grand Plan to provide the aged care we need, when and how we want it.


