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Anglicare
Anglicare Australia is the national umbrella community services body of agencies associated with each diocese of the Anglican Church of Australia.
Anglicare is also a brand name under which many Australian Anglican community services agencies operate although they may be separate legal entities.
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State of the Family Report
Anglicare Australia has been publishing an annual State of the Family Report each year since 2000.
- Beyond Economics - families in the forefront (2009)[1][2][3]
- Creative Tension: Australia's Social Inclusion Agenda (2008)[4]
- Not produced 2007
- Life on a Low Income (2006)[5]
- What do Australian Families look like today? (2005)[6]
- Missing out: Youth in Australia today, Mark Jeffery, (2004)[7]
- Children growing up in Poverty, Dr Ann Neville, (2003)[8]
- Unemployment and Poverty, Dr Ann Nevile, (2002)[9]
- Economic and Social Exclusion, Dr Ann Nevile, (2001)[10]
- Families as Carers - Families fighting - Economic state of Families (2000)
See also
References
- ^ State of the Family Report 2009 - "Beyond Economics - families in the forefront"
- ^ Stephen Lunn, (12 October 2009), Therese Rein fights for those sideswiped by slump, The Australian
- ^ John Ferguson, (12 October 2009), Families struggle with food, bills - seek aid, Herald Sun
- ^ State of the Family Report 2008 - Creative Tension: Australia's Social Inclusion Agenda
- ^ State of the Family Report 2006 - Life on a Low Income
- ^ State of the Family Report 2005 - What do Australian Families look like today?
- ^ State of the Family Report 2004 - Missing out: Youth in Australia today, Mark Jeffery
- ^ State of the Family Report 2003 - Children growing up in Poverty, Dr Ann Neville
- ^ State of the Family Report 2002 - Unemployment and Poverty, Dr Ann Nevile
- ^ State of the Family 2001 State of the Family Report 2001 - Economic and Social Exclusion, Dr Ann Nevile
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