David’s story: entrusting Wesley Mission with his legacy
Unbeknownst to Wesley Mission, David* chose to entrust his legacy to our care. It wasn’t until after David passed away …
Judy and Allan’s story: 114 reasons to love – and counting
Walk into Judy and Allan’s home and the first thing you’ll notice is a wall of photographs, followed by the sound of children’s laughter. Over 28 years, this inspiring couple have fostered 114 children.
Bianca’s story: a home for her growing family
When Bianca* fled a violent relationship, she had nowhere to sleep that night. Ending up at a refuge in her …
Rosalie’s story: finding a home and community
It started with a car accident when Rosalie was 43. Injuring her back and leg, Rosalie was led on a …
Gabrielle’s story: a life full of friendship and laughter
Gabrielle says friendship and laughter are the keys to living to 100 They say laughter is the best medicine. And …
Jean and Liesl’s story: friendship blooms from an unexpected place
Two years ago, Liesl and Jean sat in front of the TV in their own homes on the same night …
Sarah’s story: Bringing family together, no matter the distance
Separated by countries, it was a long journey for Caitlin* and Nolan* to become Sarah’s* kinship carers. But both agree they’ll be forever grateful to Wesley Mission for bringing them together.
Sarah and Elizabeth’s story: Finding a safe home
Trigger warning: mentions domestic violence When Sarah* was pregnant with her daughter Elizabeth*, she sadly experienced heartbreaking abuse and violence …
Eloise’s story: scholarship helps turn career dream into reality
It was only supposed to be a two-week stay. But it quickly turned into six months. Then it extended to …
Carolyn and David’s story: a gift of love
In 1976 Carolyn made a life-altering decision. Standing in the kitchen with her two children at the time, Carolyn heard a call on the radio for foster parents.
Why Krisztina became an ‘aunty’
Krisztina loves being an ‘aunty’ in the Wesley Auntys & Uncles program. “I love children and not having children of my own, I thought it would be a nice way for me to get to know a little child,” she says.
Aleishia’s story: becoming a confident parent
The most important thing to Aleishia is being a good parent. And through the support of Wesley Child, Youth & …
