Uniting NSW.ACT is one of Australia's largest not-for-profit care and community service providers, created in 2017 from the merger of two great organisations — UnitingCare NSW.ACT and Uniting. We trace our roots back over 100 years.
We work with people at the margins of society — older Australians, people with disability, children and families — so they can live life in all its fullness.
We're owned by the Uniting Church in Australia, but serve people of all faiths and none. Every dollar of surplus goes back into care and community.
Over 15,000 people in our services, 9,000 staff, and 70+ locations across NSW and ACT — one of the sector's most trusted providers.
We invest in research, evaluation, and continuous improvement so our services are built on what actually works.
We don't just deliver services — we advocate for systemic change. We speak up when the systems that should protect people are failing them.
We take our responsibilities to the environment seriously — reducing our carbon footprint and promoting sustainability across all services.
Uniting NSW.ACT's predecessor organisations have been providing care since the early 20th century, formally establishing in 1977.
UnitingCare NSW.ACT and Uniting merged, creating one of the largest community service organisations in Australia.
Continued growth across aged care, disability, early learning, and family services — reaching more people than ever.
Serving over 15,000 people annually, with 9,000+ staff and volunteers across NSW and ACT.
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