Our Organisations

Anglican Care is an innovative and progressive quality provider of aged care services for more than 600 Residents. We offer a wide choice of options to meet individual needs and pride ourself on the friendly community atmosphere of each service. Anglican Care has a proud history of providing first quality aged care services to the people of the Hunter.  We pride ourselves with excellent care and quality lifestyle, but also the way we deliver these important aspects of life. 

Samaritans Foundation is the welfare agency of The Anglican Diocese of Newcastle.  It is one of Australia's largest regional welfare organisations.  A wide range of services are provided for children, youth, families and those with disabilities in the Hunter, Manning and Central Coast Regions.

Cey Ministries exists to encourage and resource, facilitate and support ministry to, for and by children, young people and their families. The purpose of CEY is to offer, enable  and support effective and current models of ministry to the people of our diocese. CEY Ministries is a team under the direction of the CEY Commission, the body appointed by Synod to install and maintain new directions for  ministry with children and young people in our diocese. The members of the Commission, with the help of God and those around them, strive to bring out the best of what we have to offer.

The Anglican Savings and Development Fund allows people to invest their money whilst giving back to the church. The fund has launched a new brand so click through to discover how to open an account today.

Anglican Women was formed in the Diocese of Newcastle in 1960 as an "Umbrella"  that incorporates all Anglican women. It recognises that the backbone of ministry in the Church is carried out mainly by women, from washing the linen, polishing the brass, arranging flowers, providing hospitality, functioning as lay liturgical assistants, preaching, teaching, presiding at the Eucharist and more.  Anglican Women aim to work towards the extension of Christ's Kingdom through: Worship, Study, Fellowship and Giving.

The Anglican Men’s Society reflects the glory of God by providing witness, fellowship and service for the men of the Church.
Witness- by following our rule of life to show our faith in the Church, in the home, with the family and at leisure.
Fellowship- in public worship, exchange of experiences, by mutual encouragement and to deepen the sense of the Presence of God.
Service- by study and training, to strengthen the resolve of men to accept their vocation as servants of God.

Cursillo is a worldwide movement of the Christian Church which seeks to make it possible to live out what is fundamental to being a Christian. 'Cursillo' is a Spanish word meaning 'short course'. In this case it is a short course in Christian living. As a movement, it had its origin on the islan of Majorca in Spain, in the late 1940s, as a means for reviving Christian commitment in the Roman Catholic Church. Its methods have been adapted by a number of denominations throughout the world.

As well as encouraging local groups in parishes around the world the Mothers’ Union worldwide focuses on the big issues of poverty, world debt, basic human rights, environmental concerns, justice and peace.

The Diocese has established an Environmental Commission in response to a resolution passed at the last Synod requesting the Diocesan Council to explore proposals for enabling sustainable environmental practices to be put into practice within the Diocese.

Stroud Monastery is a haven of tranquility and a place to rejuvenate.  This link will download the Stroud Monastery Brochure.