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Meet foster carers
Meet some of the everyday Australians making an extraordinary difference every day. Foster carers aren’t superheroes. They’re ordinary people just like you
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Meet some of the everyday Australians making an extraordinary difference every day. Foster carers aren’t superheroes. They’re ordinary people just like you
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Two staff from Anglicare Southern Queensland’s Gympie Children & Families team have been nominated in the annual PeakCare Awards for their tireless contribution to their community
Anglicare Cultural Support Workers, Kuku Yalanji woman Lalania Tusa and Pitta Pitta man Noel Doyle, support non-Indigenous foster carers and staff to better understand the needs of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander children in care and to respond in a holistic way that considers family, spiritual, community and individual needs
In this engaging and informative video, dedicated Anglicare Southern Queensland staff take us through the steps involved in becoming a foster carer
When ACSQ Procurement Manager Rachel Fredman told anglican focus about the life-changing work that Anglicare’s Children and Families team is doing in Gympie and on the Sunshine Coast for foster children, we asked Service Manager Sue Mills to tell us more about her team’s wonderful work
Anglicare is calling out for Queenslanders to open their hearts and minds to the idea of becoming a foster carer
Two foster parents from Forest Lake share their insights on fostering children after 25 years of caring for more than 100 kids
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