Thanks to local business owners Richard and Tony Smith for their amazing support of our clients.

For the people we support, Christmas can be a time of extreme hardship.  We see families without enough food, elderly suffering isolation and many without safe or secure shelter. Please help us provide vital support this Christmas.

Tsering arrived in Australia in 2014 and has lived in the Northern Beaches area for 4 years with her 2 teenage children, firstly in Beacon Hill and now in Brookvale.  Her son has recently finished university where he studied engineering.  She loves meeting up with Kay every week and they have developed a lasting friendship.

Lorraine is one of the first volunteers to sign up to the Community Northern Beaches ESL Conversation Project. Earlier this year, it became apparent that although many new Tibetan migrants have completed courses and are now qualified for work, they may not be taken on by employers due to their lack of English skills. Thus, the ESL Conversation programme was born.

Join weaving workshops with local artists and members of the Northern Beaches Aboriginal community and contribute to a public artwork that will be displayed on Stuart Somerville Bridge in Queenscliff. This project forms part of the 2018 Gai-mariagal Festival.

Manly is a beautiful area of Sydney, yet sometimes we forget that not everyone living here has a roof over their head and a

One of our partners at Community Northern Beaches is ‘Relationships Australia’, an organisation which co-ordinates a ‘whole school’ intervention called ‘Ready for Life, Ready

The existence of Community Northern Beaches, and it’s ability to help so many people in the Manly area, is no small task. The organisation

‘Love Bites’ is a Respectful Relationships program designed by NAPCAN (National Association for the prevention of child abuse and neglect) specifically for young people

Mandy Roberts and Dolkar Lhatso are two women from very different corners of the globe. Mandy was born in Sydney, Australia and Dolkar was