News and stories

Hear from new Wheller on the Park residents and discover what life in retirement looks like in our active, close-knit community.

Looking for the right retirement community? Choosing a village that suits your lifestyle and supports you to age well is essential – here's what to consider.

Housing and Support Link Service offers case management for young pregnant women and young parents aged 16–25.

Hummingbird House will reopen on Monday 12 January, with the team ready and eager to welcome and support families.

The light was put out for many in the Jewish community in a senseless act of violence in Sydney.

After losing her granddaughter, Bronwyn navigates grief and finds support through the Grandparents Group.

It took 21 days, 186 stores, 3 very special families, and an amazing community of 1000's for the 2025 appeal to raise a phenomenal $775K!

With 1 in 7 Australians living in poverty, families across QLD will be relying on the generosity of programs like the Red Bag Appeal this Christmas.

Registered Nurses Amelia and Ashleigh share the heartfelt rewards of paediatric palliative care. Read the story and watch the video.

For six years, Clinical Nurse Kat has supported patients and families through life’s most tender moments. Here, she shares what it’s like to be a nurse at Hopewell.

This year’s campaign shines a light on three extraordinary Queensland families whose children are living with life-limiting conditions.

FKG Group have supported Wesley Mission for many years through volunteering and sponsorship, helping vulnerable Queenslanders access essential services and care.

We sat down with three long-serving staff members to explore the realities of working in community aged care, the challenges, rewards, and what keeps them motivated.

Hummingbird House calls on communities to encourage open conversations about death, dying, and end-of-life planning, as part of Dying to Know Day.

We've partnered with the Red Rose Foundation to raise awareness and train staff to support those affected by domestic violence.

Cheeky Monkey Events created a mini-festival with support from Backdock Arts to raise funds for our crisis relief hub in Fortitude Valley.

More than getting from A to B, transport services is a lifeline for independence, a weekly dose of laughter, and often, friendship and connection.

New state funding will help Wesley Mission Queensland expand services, improve coordination and support people facing housing stress, trauma and mental health issues.

What you need to know about Support at Home transition

Discover how this aged care resident, the first in our Local Legends series, brings creativity and kindness to daily life at Dovetree.