24/04/18

You helped connect Nathan with hope

When sports enthusiast Nathan learned his leg would be amputated on his 16th birthday to save his life from bone cancer, he was understandably crushed. Through your support for...

Posted in Chaplaincy

24/04/18

Thank you for helping transform River’s life

Thanks to your support, Mackay mum Tania and her three sons are putting their painful past behind them and looking towards a brighter future with the support of Mackay...

Posted in Chaplaincy

21/03/18

Chappy puts beard on the line for more hours

For some men, parting with their facial hair is out of the question. For others, like Chappy Dave from Pine Rivers State High School and his locally famous wild...

Posted in Chaplaincy

16/03/18

Thank you for 40 ‘SMADD’ years

For some, camping evokes images of the great outdoors and high-octane adventures and competition. But that’s not for everyone. For those with a more artistic bent, there’s a great...

Posted in Camp life

16/03/18

When luck runs out you’re giving hope

Australia has long gone by the moniker of the ‘lucky country’, but for hundreds of outback Queensland families, luck is as absent as rain. Families are struggling under the...

Posted in Chaplaincy / Chappy Profile

9/03/18

Steadfast support for school chaplaincy

A passion for helping others achieve their dreams has set Phil Henley on course to change the way people view real estate agents. For Phil, Principal Agent and owner...

Posted in Supporter

7/03/18

Chappy! Chappy! Chappy! Oi! Oi! Oi!

At SU QLD, we know our hard-working school chaplains are amazing and we like to make a fuss of them every chance we get. But it’s even cooler when Federal...

Posted in Chaplaincy / Chappy Profile

12/02/18

You’re helping boys become men of character

With one in five boys finding school disengaging, there is a real need for support in the schoolyard as they transition from adolescence into manhood. Thanks to your support,...

Posted in Chaplaincy / School life / Youth issues

31/01/18

You helped Cheyenne graduate

On the verge of dropping out of school amidst an unstable home life and issues in the schoolyard, Cheyenne found the strength to motivate herself – thanks to help...

Posted in Indigenous youth / School life

19/01/18

Small hands make a big difference

What difference can one little girl make in a world full of problems? This question led Chappy Rosalie to start ‘Petite Sisterhood’ – a group purposed to inspire girls...

Posted in Chaplaincy / School life