Here for Western Australians when life gets tough
Every day, our team walks alongside individuals and families facing challenges like housing insecurity, family breakdown, mental health struggles, and financial stress.
With 100 services offered across 172 locations, we’re proud to be a trusted support network for communities across the state. Our work is powered by compassionate workers, dedicated volunteers, and the strength of local partnerships.
Behind every life challenge is a person with a story. That’s why Anglicare WA uses a trauma-informed approach. We listen, we respect, and we create safe spaces for healing and growth.
How we support people
Anglicare WA reached 104,233 Western Australians in 2025-2026, through direct service provision, community events, innovation projects, school education programs and other initiatives.
People supported with Financial Counselling and Wellbeing services
Parents and care givers supported with Parenting services
People supported with Mental Health and Wellbeing services
Young people supported through school education and prevention workshops
People supported through Family Functioning and Family law services
People supported with Family and Domestic Violence services
How we create change
Every service we deliver is a part of a bigger picture. Our Theory of Change shows how our everyday work connects to the long-term changes we want to make in people's lives.
It helps us to look beyond immediate activities and to focus on people-centred outcomes. When someone comes to us in crisis, we want to help them get through the tough times, but we also want to help them build a safe and stable future they feel good about.
Supporting individuals isn’t enough on its own. Many of the challenges people face are shaped by systems and policies. So we work to create systemic change too, by using research, evidence and the voices of the people we support.
Our reach
In 2025-26, we reached 104,233 Western Australians across 100 services over 172 locations, an increase of 1,252 people reached compared to 2024-25.
In total, we supported 62,752* people through direct service provision and engaged with 41,481 people through community capacity building events, initiatives, innovation projects and school education programs.
*If a client attends multiple services, they are counted once for each different service attended.
