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Insync Youth Homelessness Service

Tuesday November 05

Sasha Tranter from Anglicare Southern Queensland’s Reconnect Program, with NRL Great Scott Prince

NRL great Scott Prince inspires young people to follow their dreams

Scott Prince is one of the National Rugby League greats, so it’s safe to say he knows a thing or two about following your dreams. As part of Anglicare Southern Queensland’s ongoing partnership with the NRL, Scott took an Anglicare client on a tour of Suncorp Stadium and the two had a chat about their life experiences

Anglicare Southern Queensland’s InSync Youth Services Administration Officer Claire Housden

Brisbane cafe gives back to those experiencing homelessness

A Brisbane bayside cafe has a “pay it forward” sign so customers can purchase vouchers to help those in need, which are given to organisations supporting people living rough in the Redland Bay community

The original members of the Good Grub Club, (L-R) Lilli (17), Anita (17), Ethan (17), Raymond (16), Youth Worker, Lauren and Anglicare Insync’s Rees Maddren at the launch and reveal of the Good Grub Club food van at St John’s Cathedral in Brisbane on Friday 10 May 2019

The Good Grub Club – food van with a difference

Educating homeless youths on good food nutrition, preparation and presentation will be one of the main goals of Anglicare Southern Queensland’s newly launched Good Grub Club food van