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Stand Tall inspires students to live a happy and healthy life
An inspirational line-up of speakers had hundreds of students, keen to learn more about mental health, mesmerised during this year’s Stand Tall event at the International Convention Centre on June 8.
Big turnout to remember the silent passing of the homeless
A dedicated crowd braved bitterly cold conditions in Martin Place for the annual Homeless Memorial Service in the heart of the city on June 21.
Memorial Service on the Winter Solstice
For the first time the annual Homeless Memorial Service will be celebrated at a special ceremony in the heart of Sydney’s community at 6pm in Martin Place on Wednesday 21 June.
Food trailer to help people hit by perfect social storm
Coffs Harbour has been savaged by a perfect social storm, rising rents, skyrocketing cost-of- living and people struggling to meet their mortgage repayments, not to mention recent floods, fires and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Residential rehabilitation plays critical role in returning clients to society
Residential drug rehabilitation facilities, like Adele House, are delivering miracles in the role they play to assist drug offenders return to the community as law abiding citizens, according to the Senior Judge for the Drug Court of NSW.
PAYCE Foundation helping young people overcome adversity
Youth mental health is one of the biggest challenges facing our society. That’s why the PAYCE Foundation is expanding its support to one of the most effective programs in this field – Stand Tall.
PAYCE Foundation
A world where disadvantage and misfortune do not limit anyone's potential and are not determinants of quality of life.
JRS program helping more refugees build a new life
Every year, the Jesuit Refugee Service Australia (JRS) helps more than 3000 refugees and people seeking asylum living in Australia.
Melrose Park Community Cup 2023
The Melrose Park Community Group’s Community Cup has proved to be another hugely successful day with $80,000 raised.
Call for support as sobering domestic violence statistics released
PAYCE Foundation Director Dominic Sullivan said the just-released figures from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research show how much work there was still to be done to help domestic violence victims.
Kick Start graduates start new career journey
Eight young people are now on the road to a fulfilling career after graduating from the PAYCE Foundation-social enterprise Kick Start.
PAYCE Foundation distributes $2.62 million to charity partners
The PAYCE Foundation has distributed $2.62 million to more than 25 charities tackling some of our society’s most challenging social problems.
PAYCE Foundation backs Lifeline International
The PAYCE Foundation has expanded its relationship with Lifeline supporting Lifeline International at its annual president’s lunch in Sydney.
ESSC technology delivers during NSW Floods
The End Street Sleeping Collaboration (ESSC) is breaking the mould with its innovative technology used to tackle homelessness on the front line.
A new rehabilitation facility for women
A re-elected NSW Liberals and Nationals Government will contribute $4 million towards a proposed new $8 million facility at Moonee Beach for drug and alcohol residential rehabilitation services for women.
PAYCE Foundation providing pathways for domestic violence survivors
In 2016 PAYCE Foundation approached Women’s Community Shelters (WCS) with an opportunity to utilise vacant properties land-banked for future development at no cost to WCS.
Adele House hits impressive target
Drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre Adele House, near Coffs Harbour has successfully treated 220 men since it opened its doors just over two years ago.
Noora using her own experience to help other refugees
Noora Jasim has faced many obstacles in her life, but she has found a new purpose at the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) in Sydney.