Ndị Sameria Foundation

The Samaritan Foundation (or the Samaritans) is a charity from Australia working in New South Wales.  This organization provides many social support services for the homeless and disabled  

 Akụkọ ihe mere eme 
The roots of the Samaritans are the Newcastle Anglican Board of Social Work which is run by the Anglican Church in Newcastle.  On October 14, 1984, the Newcastle Anglican Board of Social Work was defined as the Samaritans Foundation (or "the Samaritans") with the mission to "assist in the expansion of social work within  Diocese."  The first work of this group began with a few important services including emergency assistance, family centers and op shops"Our History - Samaritans - Newcastle & NSW".

 Ụlọ ndị na-enweghị ebe obibi 
.Samaritans operates a number of homelessness support services including youth refuges and women's shelters.

 Ebe mgbaba ndị ntorobịa 
Samaritans operates two youth shelters that provide emergency shelter for homeless youth.  The refuge is:

 Ebe obibi ndị ntorobịa Sameria (Newcastle), nke a na-akpọbu Clarendene House; na,
 Ebe obibi ndị ntorobịa Sameria (Maitland), nke a na-akpọbu Maitland Youth Crisis Center. Seldowitz, Dovi. Youth Refuge Directory: NSW Specialist Homelessness Services – Crisis Accommodation (2016 Edition). Caretakers Cottage. 2016.

 Ebe nchekwa ụmụ nwanyị 
.Following the NSW government's homelessness program Going Home Staying Home, many women's refuges were closed, while other former violence against women refuges were handed over to charity providers.  As part of the change, the Samaritans took over the operation of the Kempsey Women's Shelter, now operating as the Kempsey Homeless Support Service for Women 

 Ndị mmadụ 
Na Febụwarị 2016, ndị Sameria họpụtara Peter Gardiner ka ọ bụrụ onye isi oche ọhụrụ nke otu ahụ. Onye isi oche gara aga, Cec Shevels, ejirila ọkwa ahụ afọ 25 tupu ya ekwupụta ịla ezumike nka na otu Anglican. 

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