CatholicCare HOPE Appeal

This year, roughly 300 young women aged 16-24 in Metro Sydney will be at risk of having their recently born or soon-to-be born child removed from their care.

A donation to our 2022 HOPE Appeal will ensure more young families, like Tegan and Zailee (pictured above), can have access to vital services and housing support to help them stay together and thrive.

Donate today to give vulnerable young families HOPE for the future.

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“I'm writing this because I want to help other mums like me.

“I've been through tough times, but I'm proud of the new life I've made for myself and my baby girl, Zailee.

“I couldn't have done it without help from the HOPE program and I want to make sure other young women can access the same support by sharing my story."

- Tegan

The HOPE program works to prevent the need for a Child Protection Response by addressing the underlying causes in vulnerable young families.

With your help, HOPE can expand its services to help more young vulnerable families to stay together in our community.

Our immediate aim is to support 90 new families.

Will you help us?

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$25

buys an age-appropriate book for a mum to read to their child

$100

covers the expenses of a supported playgroup for a small group of young mums

$350

provides a specialist medical appointment for a child under the age of 18 months with developmental concerns at their time of need

$1,500

will help purchase all the essential items for a first-time mum to set up a home, such as a fridge, microwave, washing machine, bed, cot and more

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Tegan & Zailee

Give young families
HOPE for the future.

This year, roughly 300 young women aged 16-24 in Metro Sydney will be at risk of having their recently born or soon-to-be born child removed from their care.