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Advocacy

At Anglicare WA we believe that there is more to life than just getting by. We believe that everyone deserves to belong, have a hopeful future and know that they have the support they need to flourish.

We have been supporting Western Australians for almost 50 years and we are well-placed to contribute to creating a fair and just WA where all people thrive.

Advocacy Priorities and Position Statements

Anglicare WA provides a wide range of services in family violence, homelessness, financial stress, relationships, mental health, disability, youth services and parenting. We draw on our experience in multiple locations across the State to develop customised services for each community.

Through our work with individuals and families, we have learned about the structural issues shaping people’s lives, including structures that keep people in poverty, keep people out of the workforce, and prevent people from getting the support they need. We want to tackle some of those structural issues head on to support Western Australians. We aim to do this by conducting research, participating in public campaigns, engaging the wider community and influencing social policy.

Our advocacy is focused on creating economic justice and fairness, ensuring that everyone has a home, seeking freedom from family and domestic violence and abuse, and supporting Aboriginal recognition and justice by being an ally on voice, treaty and truth. We have chosen these areas to leverage our experiences with communities, and because we see these as areas where we can contribute to social change in WA.

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ELECTION '25

Anglicare WA presents a range of policy in the lead up to the WA and federal elections.


 

1. Cost of Living & Economic Relief

We want a community in which everyone has access to life's basic necessities. Download our policy proposals

 

2. Ensure everyone has a home

We want a community in which everyone has access to safe, secure housing. Download our policy proposals