Margaret was separated from her parents when she fled violence in South Sudan. With Feed the Hungry’s help she is building a better future.
“We Come and Eat at School. That’s Where We Survive.” – Margaret
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Australians’ Lens on Acceptance
The changing landscape of what acceptance means to different generations has profound implications, writes Mark McCrindle.
Father Figure at Age 15: Achiek’s Story of Survival
Fifteen-year-old Achiek became the father figure of his family when his own father was killed in South Sudan.
The Generations Defined
Unless we can understand, engage, communicate, connect and serve the different generations, we will edge towards irrelevancy and extinction.
“Time to Act”: Australia’s Rental Crisis
An expert warns the housing crisis will get worse as a new study delves into rent prices in Australia, with some surprising results.
Homelessness: “It Could Never Happen To Me…”
Hidden homelessness is something that affects so many people; there is likely someone you know who is affected, writes Lorrene McClymont.
The Changing Age of Self-Learning
In today’s digital age, self-learning has taken on new dimensions, with generations turning to diverse platforms to acquire knowledge.
In the Circular Economy, ‘Repairs’ Are Making a Comeback
While fast fashion has encouraged a consumerism that buys new and throws out old, new initiatives are pushing for a more circular economy.
From Darkness to Hope: Malena’s Triumph Over Hidden Homelessness
Malena’s story is a powerful testament to the transformative power of compassion and the strength of the human spirit.
Help Fight Hidden Homelessness, this National Homelessness Week
It’s National Homelessness Week – and Mission Australia is calling on people of faith to dig deep to help the 122,000 Australians affected.
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