ANFE Community Care (Associazione Nazionale Famiglie degli Emigrati Inc.) established in 1961. 60 ye
25/07/2025
🎄 Christmas in July! 🎄
This week, we embraced the holiday spirit a few months early — because the magic of Christmas can be celebrated anytime you need a little extra cheer!
Bon bons were popped, gingerbread were baked, and we shared a joyful lunch together like one big family. ❤️✨
🌟 NAIDOC Week 2025 | The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy 🌟
This NAIDOC Week, we join communities across the country in celebrating 50 years of recognising the culture, history, and strength of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
The 2025 theme “The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy” honours the powerful legacy of Elders past and present, while celebrating the future being shaped by Indigenous youth, guided by resilience, wisdom, and pride.
At ANFE Community Care, we take this moment to reflect on the importance of respect, community, and inclusion while we stand in solidarity, acknowledging the enduring strength of First Nations communities and their vital place in our shared future.
This week, and every week, we commit to listening, learning, and supporting a future where every generation is valued and every voice respected.
04/07/2025
Winter Scarves & Beanies Delivered! 🧣🧤
This afternoon we proudly delivered all of our winter scarf and beanie donations to the Hutt Street Centre.
We’re absolutely thrilled with the generosity shown throughout the past two weeks - thank you to everyone who contributed! 💙
A special shoutout to our amazing volunteer Bones, who kindly gave up his day off to help deliver the goods.
Your donations will be deeply appreciated and bring warmth to those who need it most this winter.
26/06/2025
💪 Ready to Boost Your Energy This July?
ANFE Community Care’s Wednesday Exercise Sessions are seeing such great results we are adding Friday morning sessions to the July schedule! Join us for movement, motivation, and great company!
🗓 When: Fridays – 4th, 11th & 18th of July, 2025
🕘 Time: 9:15 AM – 10:15 AM
📍 Where: ANFE Community Care Administration & Activity Centre - Level 1, 372 Grange Road, Kidman Park
✨ Cost: Affordable and totally worth it – call us to find out more!
These fun and engaging sessions are perfect for staying active, improving mobility, and connecting with others in a welcoming space. Spaces are limited – don’t miss out!
📞 To book or learn more, call us on 8234 5550
20/06/2025
As the winter chill sets in, it’s important to remember that many in the community are doing it tough and need a little extra help keeping warm.
We’re doing our part by raising awareness and taking beanie and scarf donations for the Hutt Street Centre.
If you have any spare warm clothes, you can bring your donation to our Head Office or leave it with one of our trusted staff members or volunteers.
Every donation makes a difference and is deeply appreciated.
17/06/2025
🟣 June 15 – World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD)
Everyone deserves to age with dignity, respect, and safety.
Elder abuse happens more often than many realise, and it affects people from all walks of life.
💜 ANFE Community Care is standing up to raise awareness and support prevention in our community.
It only takes a moment to learn the signs, speak up, and support older people so they can live their lives free from abuse.
👉 If you or someone you know needs help, contact the Adult Safeguarding Unit on 1800 372 310.
Men’s Health Week is a time to focus on your well-being — body, mind, and relationships.
✅ Book a check-up
✅ Talk about how you’re feeling
✅ Connect with your community
Your health matters. Taking one small step — like visiting your GP — can make a big difference.
12/06/2025
More rights, better care expected under upcoming, but delayed, changes.
12/06/2025
Support for Carers of People Living with Dementia
If someone you care for is showing changes in behaviour, it can be hard to know what to do.
Dementia Support Australia is here to help.
📞 Call their free Helpline 24/7: 1800 699 799
👥 Their trained consultants can:
Listen to your concerns
Understand your situation
Give simple, practical advice
Create a plan that works for you and the person you care for
You are not alone. Help is always available.
24/7, Australia-wide support for family members and health professionals who care people with dementia.
04/06/2025
Buona festa della Repubblica!
Earlier this week we celebrated Italian Republic Day, embracing the richness of Italian culture and honouring the spirit of unity and independence.
🍝 Some of our participants channelled their inner chef by cooking up pasta and meatballs,
🎶 others proudly sang the Italian national anthem,
🌍 and many wore The Tricolour, regardless of nationality, to show appreciation for the Italian culture.
Celebrating independence reminds us all of the beauty in recognising and respecting each other’s heritage. Here’s to unity, culture, and the joy of shared traditions!
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ANFE Community Care was established in Adelaide in 1961 as Associazione Nazionale Famiglie degli Emigrati Inc. by Cavaliere Ufficiale Antonio Giordano AM, and was the first committee independent of the Italian Consulate or Australian Government to provide language and employment support to newly-arriving Italians.
ANFE received its first Australian Department of Immigration grant in the late 1980s, and soon after developed a pilot project to support young people living with intellectual disabilities and their carers, titled ‘Da Noi’, meaning ‘With Us’.
As the needs of its clients changed, so did ANFE’s mission.
Today, ANFE specialises in providing Commonwealth and State Government-funded social support and aged care services.
Seven programs covered by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are also offered, including respite for carers of intellectually disabled people.
ANFE’s strong history allows it to continue to provide opportunities to nurture the growth of diverse cultural groups within the local community, and to encourage clients to learn to live more independently through re-enablement and wellness.