25/10/18
You’re helping teachers feel appreciated
There is ongoing pressure on teachers to lift test results and meet teaching standards – all while caring for 20+ students in an often over-crowded room. Recent figures from...
Posted in SU QLD
12/10/18
You supported Kim’s broken-hearted family
When Natalia was 11-years old, she faced a situation no child should. Her mum, Kim, was diagnosed with breast cancer. Along with her nine siblings, Natalia was left to...
Posted in Chaplaincy / Family life / Youth issues
12/10/18
You’re warming hearts at Winter Mapleton
Winter Mapleton is a camp buzzing with the warmth of fellowship and meaningful connections – including with the one who matters most, Jesus Christ. From humble beginnings in 2008,...
17/09/18
Dawn is changing lives with spare change
Ten years ago, Dawn Barrie saw a need and decided to fill it… with 50 cent coins. In her youth, Dawn had been profoundly impacted on Christian camps like...
4/06/18
A moment of growth you made possible
Many young people don’t have a ‘safe place’ where they can let their guard down and feel accepted without judgment. Remedying this issue is at the heart of SU QLD’s...
Posted in At-Risk / Camp life / Youth issues
24/04/18
Warm-hearted chappy’s unlikely sidekicks
Terry Keen, like all school chaplains, has a passion for reaching young people in need. The difference with Terry is… he does it with a roomful of reptiles. Thanks...
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
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
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
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