Low-income families in New South Wales will be the hardest hit by electricity price increases, says the Sydney Diocese’s social welfare arm.

As National Homeless Persons week continues, Anglicare's Stan Small maintains that stereotypes of homelessness are not fitting the reality.

Anglicare’s Family Relationship Centre in Parramatta is one of 24 around the country to open its doors this week.

While Australia may be Amou Job’s second home, in her heart of hearts it might as well be her first.

Recalling the storm that grounded the Pasha Bulker, one Sydney Anglican honoured by the State Govt this month says the 'forgotten' people she visited 'couldn't believe someone else cared'.

An integrated national strategy is urgently required to combat youth homelessness, according to Peter Kell, CEO of Anglicare Sydney.

ESL (English as a Second Language) classes helped one woman from China unearth "buried treasure" at Merrylands Anglican parish.

The need for strong family relationships is one thing Wendy Morris has heard loudly and clearly articulated by parishes during her time as Anglicare’s Parish Partnership Co-ordinator.

Anglicare’s flying chaplain Ron Watts is discovering there is life after frontline ministry.

A new parish partnership between Anglicare’s Chesalon Day Centre and St John’s, Mona Vale has seen the respite program for elderly residents with dementia relocate from Avalon to Mona Vale.

Over 5000 individuals and families have received essential support this Christmas as a result of Anglicare’s Toys’n’Tucker program.

There’s more than one way to fill a skip, according to parishioners at Naremburn/Cammeray Anglican Church.

In the wake of National Foster Carers' week, Anglicare says more foster carers are urgently needed for short-term crisis care.

More than 1500 customers have walked through the new Anglicare store in Miller in the last week since it opened for business.

Over 100 bikers roared into Parramatta on Sunday August 5 in support of Homeless Persons Week 2007.

Racist leaflets attacking members of the Sudanese and other African communities were distributed around Liverpool and Hoxton Park last week– the third incident of its kind to rock the Sudanese and other African communities this year.

One Sydney Anglican spent her long service leave working harder than ever in the slums of Ethiopia.

Like other Chesalon Malabar families, John Cotterill was very disappointed when he heard that the Anglicare-run nursing home had to close because of the Government's new building standards.

At a time in life when most people look forward to pottering in the garden or improving their golf game, retired pharmacist Jim Conolly is hoping to help heal Sydneysiders a world away from his North Shore home.

This is the last winter that more than 900 people who are homeless or sleep on the streets of the inner-city will have food, warm clothes and a friendly face to talk to because of Malcolm Bloomfield.

Families in financial crisis will have food on the table this winter thanks to the hard work of St Jude’s Anglican Church Dural and the generosity of the local community.

A Sydney Anglican who has first-hand experience of arriving on Australian shores as a refugee fears new federal legislation will mean migrants like herself are no longer welcome.

Sydney Anglican welfare workers say they can’t find families for toddlers with special needs because people don’t understand their disabilities.

A Sydney Anglican project helping isolated men has given much-needed dignity and fellowship - as well as prize winning tomatoes.

For Leslie Meyer, like others with acquired brain injury in the Blacktown area, Anglicare’s Westlink Head Injury Recreation & Leisure Service (Whirls) has been a Godsend.