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Helping Us Grieve Newsletter
Twice a year, the NCCG release a newsletter covering all of the good work achieved by the organisation, any news and key dates.
2022 Winter – Connection - View Newsletter2021 Summer Edition – Re-Entry: Experiencing the World Differently - View Newsletter
2021 Winter Edition – Behind The Scenes - View Newsletter
2020 Spring Edition – Hope – A Life Raft in Stormy Seas - View Newsletter
2020 Autumn Edition – The World in Chaos - View Newsletter
2019 – 25 years – Our Past, Present & Future Plans - View Newsletter
2018 THE LONG HAUL - View Newsletter
2017 TURBULENCE - View Newsletter
2016 A NEW NORMAL - View Newsletter
2015 CHANGE - View Newsletter
2014 TRANSITIONS - View Newsletter
2013 THE MAGIC OF MEMORIES - View Newsletter
2012 CHANGING SEASONS - View Newsletter
2011 THE FAR REACHING EFFECTS OF WORLD EVENTS - View Newsletter
2010 CENTRE HIGHLIGHTS - View Newsletter
2009 WELCOME - View Newsletter
Annual Report
Introduction – Chairperson’s Report
In last year’s Annual Report, I was pleased to acknowledge and celebrate the NCCG’s 25 years of continuous assistance to bereaved children and their families. Those successful 25 years were made possible by the hard work, love and dedication of our founders, Dianne McKissock OAM and Mal McKissock OAM, our Clinical Director, Dr. Elizabeth Mann, as well as too many other people to name, including our counsellors, volunteer support workers, our tireless office team, and Board members.
I reflect on our first 25 years in order to make the point that, in this extraordinary year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the NCCG has operated as it always has – with innovation, imagination, and an unbreakable passion for working with the children and families who we encounter every day. When our services had to be delivered online due to lock-down, our clinical team and office staff adapted quickly and effectively to ensure there was minimal disruption for staff and clients. As a result, we are now able to provide online counselling as a core service capability, which is allowing us to assist bereaved children and their families across Australia, including in regional and remote communities.
None of this would be possible without the generosity of our sponsors and financial supporters who have stuck with us throughout this challenging year. With no government funding of our programs the NCCG relies on donors, both large and small, and we are endlessly grateful for your help
in allowing us to continue to support bereaved families.
Robert McRobbie
Chair
2021 – 2022 Annual Report
(Summary Report & Audited Financial Statement)
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