In a spirit of comfort, support and hope, we gathered together on 8 September at the Sydney Opera House for the Wesley LifeForce Suicide Memorial Service to remember loved ones lost to suicide.
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It started with a car accident when Rosalie was 43. Injuring her back and leg, Rosalie was led on a journey that eventually saw her lose her career and end up in unsuitable housing that didn’t...
Simon is a man who’s motivated by a particular gratitude that perhaps only comes when experiencing tough times. While Simon and his wife, Eva, now live a comfortable life on the NSW Central Coast,...
Lover of life, the ever-popular Terry began working at Wesley Mission’s David Morgan Centre just after it opened as a workplace for people with disability 50 years ago. He’s worked on everything,...
When Amanda* awoke to banging on her front door early last year, little did she know it would herald the start of a months-long period of homelessness for her, her three sons and two nephews who...
Two years ago, Liesl and Jean sat in front of the TV in their own homes on the same night each week to watch Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds, a show that gives older people the opportunity to...
Giving children and young people a voice Read our latest report that explores how children and young people perceive safety in Wesley Mission programs.
It was only supposed to be a two-week stay. But it quickly turned into six months. Then it extended to two years. Before Eloise knew it, 15 years flew by, and she was celebrating her 18th birthday...
11-year-old Sophia goes to church at Wesley Mission, where she heard stories of the devastating impact of gambling harm in communities across NSW. Entering a public speaking competition for primary...