For more than 150 years, AnglicareSA has supported South Australians in need. Our 1700 staff and 700 volunteers support nearly 55,000 people each year through our diverse programs including parenting, youth, foster care, financial literacy, new-arrivals, Aboriginal services, disability care, emergency assistance, homelessness and aged care. AnglicareSA supports people to change their lives for the better.
Supporting older people to be as independent as possible in their own homes. Services are flexible and provide choice and control.
Supporting children and their families to have a great start in life where fun, learning and community interaction go hand-in-hand.
Understanding sadness and pain and working through those feelings to find a “new normal”. Our counsellors and staff are trained to work with people of all ages.
A 24/7 supported home for up to four Aboriginal men with high and complex needs. Nunga House provides culturally-appropriate and supportive accommodation and support. Who...
A free program providing practical and sensitive support to families and individuals bereaved though suicide. Staff and specially trained volunteers can offer...
Ian George Court (IGC), AnglicareSA’s exceptional needs residential care facility at Brompton, provides personalised support for disadvantaged frail aged residents who were homeless or at risk of homelessness.
South Australian MP, Zoe Bettison, Minister…
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On 26th October 2016, AnglicareSA held its second CALD Leaders Forum to foster and strengthen relationships with South Australian CALD (culturally and linguistically diverse) communities.
AnglicareSA CEO Peter Sandeman introduced the event’s theme…
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