We All Have a Role to Play, for West Australians to Thrive

At Anglicare WA, we believe that everyone has a role to play in building a fairer, more inclusive community. 

Through our Advocate for Change initiative, we invite individuals and organisations to stand with us in addressing the root causes of disadvantage and injustice. By learning about key social issues, listening to lived experiences, and speaking out for meaningful reform, you can help shape a Western Australia where all people have the opportunity to thrive.

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Imagine What We Can Achieve...Together

To contribute to meaningful social change, start by exploring the key issues affecting your community—such as 

  • Economic inequality,
  • Homelessness, 
  • Family and domestic violence, and 
  • Justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. 

    You can learn more by exploring our  
  1. Advocacy priorities
  2. Lived Experience priorities,
  3. Research 
  4. Publications

By understanding the challenges and engaging with local initiatives, you’ll be better equipped to speak out and take action for a fairer, more just Western Australia.

Find our more here

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Join the Movement for a Fairer Future

Across Australia, powerful campaigns are driving change to end poverty, homelessness, inequality, and injustice. By joining initiatives like these you become part of a collective voice demanding a more just and compassionate society. 

These campaigns align with Anglicare WA’s mission to tackle the root causes of disadvantage—and your support can help turn advocacy into action.


Join Your Voice with Ours

It takes many voices, from many directions, to bring about social and policy change.

Lend your voice to ours, and help us promote fairness, equity and respect in your own community, within your own sphere of influence.

To become a community advocate, sign up for our Advocate for Change News to get updates on what is happening in our advocacy space and how you can be involved.

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