by Wendy
Being a foster carer is a tough gig. Children in foster care need someone who will advocate for them and love them. Many carers have to deal with peoples mis-conceptions by fielding comments that often leave them scratching their heads. Here we share the 7 most comment comments made to foster carers.
Managing Expectations
When something doesn't quite turn out how we anticipated we can be left feeling disappointed, not just with the situation but with ourselves as well.
Corporate Giving - The Positive Impact Your Business Can Make To Children In Foster Care…
Is your business interested in making a difference for children in NSW? There are over 20,000 children living in foster care across NSW. These children are often living in crisis, lacking self worth or struggling to make sense of the world.
They go to stay with a new family, who may or may not have other children already. Even if some children welcome the reprieve from their home life, it doesn’t stop any of the uncertainty surrounding their new situation.
by Kelly
Supporting a charity can be a great way to increase exposure for your brand, while making a genuine difference in your community. Here are our top 6 reasons why your business should support a grass roots charity
by Kelly
Thinking about what to do with your assets once you’ve passed can be an overwhelming experience. However, it is often comforting to know that by donating part of your estate to a charity, you can leave a legacy of generosity that will live on, long after you have passed.
There’s little doubt that volunteering can be a wonderful way to make a difference in your community (and even the world), but it’s also a great way to boost happiness levels, meet new people and, according to new research, it can even help you get a job!
by Wendy
Calling all Golfers! Our wonderful friends at Rotary Norwest Sunrise are supporting us again this year through their Charity Golf Day.
Donating money to a charity can be a wonderful thing, you’re supporting your community, making the world a better place and most likely making yourself feel pretty good too – but how do you know if you’re supporting a legitimate charity? How can you tell if your money really is going where you think it is?