When schools partner with Anglicare WA, they become part of something powerful - helping children, young people, individuals, and families across Western Australia feel safe, supported, and valued.
By working together, schools and Anglicare WA can make a real difference. Through fundraising, awareness campaigns, and service projects, students can take action and show care for others in ways that are meaningful and respectful.
Whether you're planning a casual dress day, a food drive, or a student-led initiative, this page offers practical tools and inspiration to help your school take action and create a lasting impact.
Many people in our communities face tough times, like not having a safe place to live, struggling with mental health, or not having enough food. These challenges can feel overwhelming, especially for young people.
But when students take action, they learn that their voices matter. Even small acts of kindness—like raising awareness, helping others, or starting a conversation—can make a big difference. Every student has something unique to offer, and being part of a caring school community helps them feel proud, connected, and ready to make positive change.
Getting involved in the community helps students build empathy, resilience, and reflect on how they can contribute to a fairer, more caring society. Most importantly, they help create a world where everyone feels like they belong.
This kind of learning goes beyond textbooks. It shapes character and empowers young people to take initiative and drive positive change.
When your school supports this kind of learning, you’re not just raising funds or awareness—you’re helping raise compassionate leaders and active citizens who will carry these values with them for life.
We acknowledge Aboriginal Peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands that our services are based on and pay our respects to Elders of these lands both past and present. Anglicare WA delivers services across many Countries in WA, from Balanggarra Country in the North to Minang Noongar Country in the South. In particular, we wish to acknowledge the Custodians of the lands where our offices operate. We would like to thank the Noongar, Miriuwung Gajerrong, Tjurabalan, Yawuru, Nyikina, Ngarluma, Kariyarra, Nyiyaparli, Martu, and Wangkatja peoples for their wisdom and generosity.
