Crossway LifeCare

As we look forward to 2022, we feel an overwhelming sense of optimism about what’s to come. God has to offer us something as we make our way into a world that is more open once more. Our counseling team is operating at full capacity, and COACH Mentoring and Financial Care is in the process of recruiting more mentors as well as rebuild volunteers. teams. Teams. Family Violence Programs have started again, with regular Face-to-face sessions. We’re available to meet participants and clients in person whenever they can and are realizing the advantages of being able easily Online and telehealth options are available. The Community Pantry continues to flourish and has assisted us in our efforts to grow and develop. an integrated and comprehensive service that spans LifeCare. We offer some fantastic

stories that show how people are engaged in activities in the community and professional and professional. Particularly those who have access to the Community

The Pantry, or joining the Community Pantry Team are utilising our other services. We are thrilled to start the process of expanding LifeCare over Burwood East as we go. Continue to look for opportunities at the Crossway’s South East Campus. We are extremely grateful for our friends and partners who continue to support us,

collaborate with us and help us now. Your support has enabled LifeCare to flourish and develop in these difficult and challenging times. Although the need is still massive, we are happy at LifeCare for being able to make a positive effect in bringing healing and new energy to the lives of individuals. This The newsletter is a brief overview of the events taking place at LifeCare. We We would like to thank you for the incredible support you have given in helping to make it possible.

A Financial COACH Success Story

When Linda first began working with Financial COACH she had difficulty managing her budget. She spent her entire income from Centrelink every week, and had no savings. She was unable to limit her shopping habits and would spend money on things she didn’t really need or even used.

With the guidance by her coach, Linda has learned to discern between wants and needs and think about her choices prior to making purchases on things that aren’t essential. Many times, Linda will choose not to purchase something that isn’t necessary and has helped her get control of her money.

After completing a budget with her coach, Linda discovered that she could cut back on shopping expenses. Her mentor guided her to think about ways to reduce her expenses. Linda discovered that she was buying additional or expensive products because of the ways they were presented at the grocery store. She made the decision to create an annual budget for each week. She currently shops on the internet, which allows her to keep a tighter rein on what she buys and helps her remain within the budget she has set.

The adjustments Linda changed her ways of shopping has enabled her to save money to cover unexpected bills and to purchase Christmas gifts that her family members will appreciate.