The Anglican Trust for Women and Children is a major Auckland family charity and one of the city’s oldest.
We have been helping mothers, children and families since 1858 and are here for the long haul.
Through our family services, early education services and social work services we are committed to investing in Auckland’s children and building them the happy, healthy future they deserve.
We need ongoing funding and donations to keep providing our high quality services to Auckland’s community.
By supporting ATWC you will help us to keep putting families first.
Early Childhood Education
ATWC’s Early Childhood Education services and programmes include St Mary’s Preschool, St George’s Preschool and Engaging Priority Families.
Family
ATWC’s Family Services include Therapy Services and Granger Grove, a residential care parenting programme for mothers and their children.
Social Work
Our integrated Social Work Services take a holistic approach to protecting and nurturing children, young people and their families.
ATWC Media Holding Statement
September 26th 2024
The Anglican Church has responded to the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry’s findings, saying “We acknowledge all the findings of fault against the Anglican Church which are recorded in Section 7 Chapter 12 of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care’s report Whanaketia – Whakairihia ki te tihi o Maungārongo - Through pain and trauma.” You can read the full statement here.
As part of the Anglican Church family, the Anglican Trust for Women and Children also acknowledges the Royal Commission’s findings, and the impact abuse has on survivors.
We will work alongside the Anglican Church through the Te Korowai working group on the recommendations, as we continue to inform and improve our survivor-led recovery and healing process in light of the Royal Commission’s findings.
ATWC is committed to reconciliation and healing, and encourages historic abuse survivors to come forward, they will be believed, respected and supported.
Kevin Brewer, Chair
Historic Abuse Complaints
Survivors who contact ATWC will be believed, respected and supported. ATWC has invested in supporting recovery and healing, and encourages survivors to come forward
Abuse in Care: Royal Commission of Inquiry
ATWC acknowledges the impact abuse has on survivors, and their bravery for participating in the inquiry. The release of the Royal Commission’s report was a significant day for the survivors and for Aotearoa New Zealand.
Principal Partners
Through the generosity and kindness of individuals and businesses within our community the ATWC is able to provide services to those in need.
