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St Vincent de Paul Society - St George Regional Council
Conference Members are volunteers of the Society that visit people in their own homes to provide support, friendship and material assistance. This practice is known as Home Visitation. Members support needy people by visiting them where they live, that is, in their homes, the sick and lonely in hospitals, the elderly in nursing homes and hostels, people with a mental illness, people in prison and people in detention centres. Conferences are typically Parish based groups of people who respond to calls for assistance from people in the local community. People who are being assisted by Conference Members are often provided with furniture, clothing and household goods through the Society's Centres of Charity. The Conference generally consists of a group of approximately eight to ten people from the local Catholic parish. Conferences usually meet weekly to report on the visits they have made and discuss the main needs in their local area.
183C Forest Rd
Suburb: HURSTVILLE
State: NSW
Postcode: 2220
(02) 9580 2459
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Glen Innes & District Community Centre
NSW, Australia
Emergency relief available. Telstra Bills Assistance Program. Energy vouchers - electricity.
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NSW, Australia
Lions Club provides support in emergency situations e.g. fire and flood. Provides support for community projects, community activities, support, and labour for aged care. Promotion of youth activities e.g. Youth Exchange, Youth of Year, Anti-drug campaign. Support for disabled/blind and deaf as specific need arises. Provides an opportunity shop for needy cases to supply emergency clothing, blankets and household goods.
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Muswellbrook
I had a very tough year the last few months I had to watch my mother slowly die from breast cancer, been struggling since mums passing before I turned 50. My family doesn't talk to me after mother passed been a lot of other things on my mind in regards to my immediate family. I feel so lost and lonely don't see anything to live for even though I've got 4 grown kids and 4 grandchildren still I can't feel anything any more for anyone. I need help please
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Ipswich, Australia
With our lockdown, the down turn of my job and not qualifying for the new government assistance, not having a vehicle to run myself around I am putting my kids ahead of my own stigma today and ask for any assistance with obtaining support with some groceries, to make matters more difficult I have a child with sever allergies to nuts, dairy and wheat and the urgent issue of epipens which I need to prioritize in having renewed - this also makes food shopping near impossible utilizing the support of local food bank and significantly more expensive. Is there any food vouchers that can be accessed online to use with the supermarkets who offer a click and collect service or home delivery?
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