For over 20 years now we have aided refugees, asylum seekers and disadvantaged families with children in Sydney.

We have also been active internationally, funding and taking part in community projects in certified developing countries.

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60 Families

Refugee and Asylum seeker families in Western Sydney are regularly connected with Community Care Inc. during COVID-19, receiving free food hampers, assistance with utility bills, advocacy support, information and referrals on a range of legal issues, health and housing matters, and social support.

30 Families

Families and individuals living in Western Sydney and experiencing hardship, regularly attend our Hope Outreach Program during COVID-19. They have a regular access to our ministry, organized social events with free meals, and grocery items at a reduced price.

$80,000

In 2019-20 Community Care administered on behalf of the NSW Government EAPA Scheme, 80K in emergency relief funds to families struggling to pay their utility bills.

$17,517

In 2018-19 a final payment of $10,905 was made towards completion of the primary school classrooms for disadvantaged children in Lanseria, South Africa. $6,612 was also donated towards installation of a solar power system unit in Uganda.

 

 

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We cannot function without the many volunteers that make all of our programs a success.  There are different ways to help out.

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The key message of our approach is: “loving the one in front of you.”

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News

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Classrooms in South Africa completed

In January 2019 the work on the classrooms in South Africa was completed. This work is helping to provide a way for children to receive an education with the potential of progressing to tertiary studies and careers.

Opening of our new Community Care Centre

Our celebrations of the National Day of Thanksgiving included the opening of our new Community Care Centre by the honourable Mark Taylor MP (member for Seven Hills) and Mayor Stephen Bali MP (member for Blacktown)

Refugees

What's it like to be a Refugee family living without a Visa?

Help us to provide critical services such as food, emergency relief, advocacy and social support to people seeking asylum.

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If you are interested in volunteering, donating or supporting us in any way we would love to hear from you.

As we are a small team, email is probably the best way to contact us, alternatively please call (02) 9624 8866
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