WELCOME
New Hope Care is a registered not-for-profit organisation which exists to bring a hope and a future, to provide relief from poverty, suffering, distress, and misfortune to those around central Brisbane.
We offer services such as:
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The King's Table Soup Kitchen
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Clothing, food and emergency assistance
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Community bus
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Life skills & coaching
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Insight Counselling for recovery from abuse
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Partner with drug & alcohol rehabilitation program, "Reto to Hope"
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Food outreach to hostels & shelters
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Referral support for those with homelessness challenges
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Partner with recruitment agencies to bring employment to those in need.
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New Hope Care is supported by donors and volunteers. They keep our organisation and services going.
Our Impact So Far...
7,000
3,500
$75,000
75 Participated
35 Graduated
150
Meals served at The King's Table
Cooked breakfasts served at the hostels
Value of Food Parcels given
CAP Money Course
People supported by Reto to Hope
NEWS & EVENTS
Thank you!
The team at New Hope Care would like to thank you all for the support you have shown to us this year during these hard times.
We also thank those who have donated, volunteered, gifted items for our "Heart for the Homeless" Fundraising Event.
We appreciate everything that you have done for us!
No matter how small or big you give, you are making a difference in someone's life.
COVID-19 Updates and Reminders:
We are currently in Stage 3 of the easing of the COVID-19 restrictions.
The King's Table now back in the building while adhering to the regulations. We are still delivering food and offering take-away.
STORIES OF NEW HOPE CARE
Portrait of Hope
Elisabeth Murray, a local Brisbane artist with a heart for those in need spent a season recently dropping by the King's Table to do portraits of our guests. These portraits were then featured at the New Hope Care Charity Art Auction on 26th of May 2018. You can have a look at these portraits and read the stories behind these amazing works at Elisabeth’s blog found at www.portraitofhope.com
Beau getting his portrait done by Elisabeth at the King's Table
