Mission and Values

Beyond the pristine beaches, rivers and national parks, the Sutherland Shire ranks among the top regions in N.S.W. on the Index of Relative Socio-economic Disadvantage, meaning that compared to the rest of the state, residents of the Sutherland Shire are sufficiently privileged in the areas of income, education, and employment. Residents of the Shire are typically affluent, middle to upper class, and enjoy access to above average money, education, healthcare, employment, transport, and physical surroundings. However, these facts fail to tell the whole story. Amidst the perceived wealth and privilege of our region, there are tragic stories of incredible suffering and injustice. Among us are neighbours who suffer daily from the effects of homelessness, domestic violence, family breakdown, mental health, and other socio-economic disadvantages in our community.

Our Vision

In a community where privilege often covers the reality of vast pain, Kingsway Care exists to serve the social, emotional, physical and spiritual needs of the Sutherland Shire and surrounding regions.

Our Mission

To practically love vulnerable individuals and families through housing, personal development programs, and supplying life's basics.

We are achieving this by:

Promoting and facilitating social and individual welfare.
Delivering services using a local community neighbourhood model.
Informing and increasing public awareness and involvement in social welfare matters.
Working with other social welfare and community organisations to maximise positive outcomes for people in need.

Our Values

Our values are built on our christian worldview that is founded on unconditional love for all people. Our experience tells us that consistent and positive outcomes arise as we embody these three values:

Prayer; Everything we do begins in prayer. We trust God for vision, direction, and provision.
Story; We share stories of transformational love and hope.
Justice; We fight for the marginalised and seek to build a better world.

If who we are and what we're about resonates with you, we'd love to hear from you.

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Community Impact Lunch

Brook Stewart, General Manager of Kingsway Care is hosting a Community Impact Forum to hear the unfolding stories of mission from community and churches leaders in the Shire.
100 Backpacks Ready For Delivery to 100 Local Students

With the rising costs of living, childcare, education and extra-curricular activities, many families are finding it increasingly difficult to meet these costs, particularly families who are facing hardship. Today 100 Back Packs were packed to be delivered to children and teenagers across the Shire.
Official Opening of Georges River's First Adult Crisis Accommodation Service

There are currently 23 women, or women with children, who are survivors of Domestic and Family Violence in the Georges River region, and who have become homeless as a result of their situation. These women and children have had nowhere to turn, until now.
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Official Opening of Georges River's First Adult Crisis Accommodation Service

There are currently 23 women, or women with children, who are survivors of Domestic and Family Violence in the Georges River region, and who have become homeless as a result of their situation. These women and children have had nowhere to turn, until now.
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23 Survivors Appeal

According to Specialist Homeless Services, there are currently 23 women or women with children who are homeless as a result of Domestic and Family Violence in the Georges River region. For these 23 women, many with young children, this Christmas and holiday season will be scary and uncertain, and with no safe place to stay, the dangers of homelessness are real.
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Jodie Thelning

Board Member
Jacaranda Cottage

Jacaranda Cottage is a refuge for young women aged between 16 and 24 who have become homeless or are at risk of becoming homeless. Our vision is to serve, support and impart hope to young women and see their lives restored.
Chrissy Byrnes-Mikelsons

Manager | Jacaranda Cottage
Elissa Stewart

Board Member
Personal Development Programs

The whole of a person matters. Through all of our projects our intention is to empower people to grow in a holistic way and to take ownership for their lives and decisions. We care about people's mental health, spiritual health, physical health, relational health, and their capacity to create for themselves a hope-filled future.
Southern Cross Kids

Southern Cross Kids is a fun, safe and encouraging environment for children at risk. Through the experience of an annual camp and ongoing monthly Kid's Club events, young people that have suffered trauma can enjoy friendship and fun in a safe place.