Read our latest news to discover what is happening around Centacare.
Danny, a volunteer at our Aspley Social and Community Hub, was called to volunteer after Centacare supported his parents through some difficult years. This National Volunteer Week, we celebrate Danny and volunteers throughout Centacare who make care their calling.
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For victim survivor Delaney, coercive control was never obvious at first. It was subtle, confusing and designed to slowly chip away at her sense of self. We spoke with Delaney about what this form of domestic and family violence it can look like, feel like, and why awareness matters.
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Centacare and Sunshine Coast Council have once again brought the community together in a powerful show of support for victim survivors of domestic and family violence. More than 300 people gathered in Maroochydore on 6 May for the annual march and candlelight vigil, marking the beginning of Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month.
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If someone you know may be experiencing domestic or family violence, your support can be very meaningful. You don't need to have all the answers - listening with care and compassion is a powerful first step. Learn the signs someone could be in a harmful relationship and practical ways you can offer safe and respectful support.
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Over three events, we recognise team members who have dedicated 10, 20 and 25 years of service across aged care, early EdCare, family and relationship care and community and pastoral care. Across the communities we serve, our teams share a deep sense of purpose and the belief that care is more than a job, it is a calling.
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Research has shown that when parents separate, children may cope better when they feel heard and understood. Child-Inclusive Family Dispute Resolution (CI-FDR) helps parents better understand their child’s experience, can reduce conflict and help parents to make child-focused decisions that support wellbeing and positive co-parenting into the future.
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John and Nelly first met at their local Centacare social and community hub, a place where friendships flourish and days are full of shared activities and connection. They show us what ageing well is all about. Staying physically and socially active with the support you need, sharing memorable moments with good friends and cherishing every connection.
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Jennifer’s journey with Centacare’s Mercy House is one of resilience, support and renewed independence. Through safe accommodation and tailored support, she has been able to move into her own home and regain confidence in her future.
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