Cottee’s is an Australian household name with a legacy dating back to 1898. But at Wesley Mission, the legacy we remember and appreciate is the generosity of the Cottee family.
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Wesley Mission’s head office, conference centre and church facilities have a legacy that stems over a century. In 1906, the Hon Ebenezer Vickery, a dedicated Methodist and wealthy Parliamentarian,...
Martin's transformative journey from homelessness to self-worth, aided by Wesley Mission's support, highlights the impact of community assistance.
Jasmine overcomes domestic violence, transforms her life with Wesley Mission's support, and strengthens the bond with her son. Read about her journey.
Josh's journey from struggling with autism and personal challenges to gaining independence and building meaningful relationships with the support of dedicated caseworker Daniel.
After losing her husband, Kay found a fresh start at Wesley Mission’s Frank Vickery Village, enjoying new friendships and a peaceful, fulfilling life.
Bill, in his 80s, enjoys an active retirement at Wesley Mission’s Frank Vickery Village, volunteering, travelling, and spending time with family in a supportive community.
Bill and Maree found comfort & joy in Wesley Mission’s Alan Walker Village, embracing a slower pace, new hobbies, and a supportive community in retirement.
Roger's journey with Wesley Mission leads him to leave a lasting legacy through a gift in his Will, inspired by faith and a desire to give back.
Helen's leadership at Wesley LifeSkills Woolooware transforms the lives of people with disabilities, fostering joy, independence, and a sense of belonging.
Pat and Mandy find peace and community at Wesley Mission’s Frank Vickery Village, with newfound independence and support.
Danny and Margaret thrive with the consistent support of Claudia and Emel from Wesley Home Care, fostering independence and enriching lives through meaningful connections.