Latest News

UnitingCare tells Senate Inquiry that social services get better value for money and produce better outcomes than involuntary income management. 25 February

Major Church Providers host successful Industry Issues Forum. 18 February

UnitingCare Australia announces new acting National Director. 16 February

UnitingCare Australia looks forward to the Third Intergenerational Report. 02 February

UnitingCare's submission to the Inquiry into the contribution of the NFP sector. 18 December

Review of the Australian Public Service: UnitingCare submission. 3 December

UnitingCare Australia Opposes Involuntary Income Management. 25 November

'Because Children and Families Matter' - Analysis of Government reforms released. 18 November

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Our Network
Synods

Synods are state councils of the Uniting Church in Australia (UCA). The word "synod" also describes the annual statewide meetings of members of the Uniting Church of Australia (UCA).

The elected head of each synod is the Moderator, and a General Secretary is usually appointed as the chief executive officer.

The UCA has six synods responsible for overall support and resourcing of the church in their area - especially in community services.

While every Synod manages their community services differently, they all operate as part of the UnitingCare network.

 
Agencies

The UnitingCare network has around 400 community services agencies who administer 1,300 service delivery sites around Australia. These agencies range from small community based groups to large state-wide organisations.

Below is a snapshot of the services they provide:

To find a UnitingCare agency in your State or Territory, visit the relevant synod website.