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Home How you can help Make a Donation
The following are the ways in which you can make a personal donation in support the work of Centacare. Please help us by choosing among the following options for making a donation. Centacare acknowledges that we are among thousands of other charities and organisations that ask for assistance each year. We are very grateful for any donation that you can make. [Click here to download donation form (PDF)] All expecting parents hope their child will be born free of complications. However, for some families things don’t go so well and the celebration of the miracle of birth is coloured by the challenge of having to cope with a disabled child and the inevitable difficulties that lie ahead. The services and programs provided by Centacare are for all the community. They seek to address the needs of people at all stages of life and they focus on the family. Centacare Catholic Family Services continues to promote its vision of Life to the full for families’ individuals and children through our involvement in family relationship counselling, school counselling, refugee settlement services, innovative relationship education, drug and alcohol and loss and grief programs as well as arrange of other support services. The professionalism and dedication of staff ensures that Centacare continues to have a positive healing influence on the lives of many needy families and individuals in Melbourne and Geelong. Centacare Catholic Family Services invites you to share your commitment to family life through membership of a Friendship Club. The Friendship Club is a fellowship of people who care and show compassion for the many people in our community who come to Centacare seeking help to rebuild or strengthen their lives. Friendship Club members see a need for a continuing commitment. By joining together, members’ funds provide the financial security Centacare needs to plan and develop its services to help families who come into its care. We look forward to sharing with you our commitment to all families and, with your help, to bring love into the hearts of those in pain. When writing our Will we need to recognise that times change, and what is a pressing issue for society today might not be tomorrow. It is wise therefore to allow the recipient person orinstitution, some degree of freedom in determining how a Bequest can best be used. |
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