The Mission Statement of Mercy Services is: to provide holistic, proactive and inclusive service, in the spirit of our foundress, Catherine McAuley, to all those we support and work with, both in the community and in a residential setting. In all our work we strive to provide compassionate, respectful, high quality and environmentally sustainable practices.
Within all aspects of our Service we remain committed to the core values of Justice, Respect, Service, Care and Unity and endeavour to translate these into daily actions.
We understand that every person has unique needs, and Mercy Services can tailor an affordable solution to suit your needs – all part of our commitment to delivering exceptional care in our community.
Our Community Transport team are dedicated to getting people who are transport disadvantaged, out and about. We can take you to a variety of destinations including social outings, appointments and shopping trips. Click here for information on COVID-19 from Transport for NSW.
Our locations across Newcastle, offer a wide range of activities for older people, as well as people living with a disability, to enjoy a professionally prepared hot meal, meet new friends, enjoy music, bingo, games, and activities.
Mercy Services offer a range of programs to assist families and individuals with a range of issues relating to housing and substance abuse support.
We will continue to accept new referrals until we reach capacity.
Mercy Services recognises that protecting the rights and agency of people through safeguarding, is of the highest importance. If you or someone you know has been harmed or at risk of harm, by an employee or volunteer of Mercy Services, please report it.
Mercy Services is a Company Limited by Guarantee (ACN 095 335 309) wholly owned by the Institute of Sisters of Mercy of Australia & Papua New Guinea. The Australian Tax Office has recognised the charitable work of Mercy Services and classed the organisation as a Public Benevolent Institution – meaning it can offer tax deductible receipts to donors.
Mercy Services is governed by the Common Board of Mercy Community Services Australia Limited. The Board comprises of 11 directors with a broad skillset to oversee Mercy Services in implementing its strategic plan and meet its legal compliance obligations.
The overwhelming scientific evidence points to the need for a fundamental change in the way people and organisations use the world’s resources.
Mercy Services wishes to increase awareness of the effects of human trafficking and loudly states that Mercy Service will not condone this practice.
