What does centacare do to help?

We offer programs in a range of sectors, including disability, family, youth and children, health and well-being, employment, education and training, homelessness and domestic violence.

Is Centacare a government?

Centacare South West NSW is proudly a social service agency of the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Wagga Wagga. Centacare, is a not for profit, non government organisation that has been providing professional services to individuals and families since 1991.

Is Catholic care free?

This free and confidential service offers advice and advocacy to people as they navigate the social services sector helping them to find the help they need.

When was centacare founded?

Established in 1977 the Catholic Diocese of Ballarat opened Ballarat Diocesan Family Services Inc to provide social welfare and outreach services on behalf of the Ballarat Diocese. In 1997 the organisation formally changed name to Centacare Catholic Diocese of Ballarat Inc.

How much does centacare cost?

Centacare services are mostly free, and interpreter services can be arranged for you at no cost. People can refer themselves or they can be referred by another service provider. We are committed to the protection of your privacy and personal information.

What countries does Catholic Mission help?

Catholic Mission operates in over 160 countries to support initiatives in 1,100 dioceses, including remote Australia. Grassroots needs are identified by local Catholics, to give people the opportunity for a full, enriched life—physically and spiritually—regardless of race, stigma, religion or gender.

What is CatholicCare?

We are the social care agency of the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Broken Bay. Since 1987 CatholicCare has served the communities of Northern Sydney, Northern Beaches and Central Coast, providing services and supports to more than 26,000 people every year to create a brighter future.

How does centacare achieve their mission?

Ensures we provide quality services through professional and committed staff. Focuses our service delivery to meet the needs of the vulnerable and marginalised. Works positively with governments, agencies, individuals and communities. Expects integrity in all that we do.

Is Catholic care an NGO?

We are a not-for-profit registered charity, and to continue the mission of Christ we offer opportunities for growth, healing and hope to all people. We are a not-for-profit registered charity, and to continue the mission of Christ we offer opportunities for growth, healing and hope to all people.

Is Centacare Catholic?

Centacare Catholic Family Services is a Catholic welfare organisation delivering a range of services across the Catholic Archdiocese of Adelaide. We are a not-for-profit organisation with a strong focus on social justice.

Who established centacare?

Sr Annetta suggested the establishment of a Catholic Welfare Commission to guide policy for welfare and family care in the Diocese. The Centacare Advisory Board was established in 1989.

What does Catholic Mission do in Australia?

Where are Centacare offices in NSW south west?

Centacare South West NSW has offices located in Griffith, Mulwala, Albury and Wagga Wagga. We provide services across the South West Region.

What does Centacare stand for in the community?

Centacare stands with those in our community who experience poverty, unemployment, discrimination, racism and other forms of exclusion. Your donations help ensure the continuing provision of quality services.

Why do we need Centacare in Wagga Wagga?

For yet others it means less conflict in the home, stronger relationships, support and care for every generation. At Centacare, we believe that everyone deserves a better sense of wellbeing, whatever their religion, culture, relationship status, skin colour, age and abilities.

What can Centacare do for you and your family?

From playgroups to specialist children’s counselling, family dispute resolution, chaplaincy support and pre-marriage education, services are tailored to your personal needs. “At Centacare, we believe that everyone has the right to be treated with respect and dignity.”