Inspiration
Good Samaritans today come in many forms. It all started with a story first told over 2,000 years ago…
Vision & Impact
Every program we support gives practical meaning to the term ‘being neighbour.’ This could mean providing a regular meal, a warm place to sleep or a chance for education.
Say Hello
Meet some of the people assisted through Good Samaritan programs!
Areas of Ministry




The Good Samaritan is in all of us.
Just before Christmas, a Category 5 typhoon tore through the Philippines, leaving a trail of destruction. Over 1.8 million people were affected. They have since been dealing with the aftermath – homes destroyed, crops ruined, livelihoods snatched away.
Your donation will be delivered in full to the families impacted by Typhoon Rai by our Good Samaritan Sisters in Bacolod, the Philippines.
Sr Anne Dixon explains that, “The worst-case scenarios have been seeing families losing not only their home but all their possessions and often their livelihoods too.”
You can make a donation by clicking below, or if you prefer over the phone, please call us on 02 8752 5313.

Our Program Impact
In 2022 our programs will reach over one thousand women, children and families through thirteen programs spanning four countries. This includes –
- 600 families provided with a regular meal or food pack from the Good Samaritan Outreach Centre, Bacolod, the Philippines.
- Over 120 students receiving scholarships in Railaco, Timor Leste.
- More than 1,000 bed nights at Good Samaritan Inn, Melbourne for women fleeing family violence
- Over 50 refugee and asylum seekers provided with support for their essential medical needs.
We are grateful to you, our donors and supporters who make our work possible.
100% of your donation will go to those in need.
Good Samaritan News
- Recent renovations to St Scholastica’s Chapel in Glebe have allowed the Sisters of the Good Samaritan’s archivist to get a bird’s-eye view of some of the treasures of the chapel.
- A fully functioning mini Woolworths store at Mater Dei School aims to mimic the operations of a supermarket with baskets for fresh food, signage, shelves for groceries, uniforms and registers.
- Making a Difference in Timor LesteThis program has had more than 100 tertiary graduates who have gone into teaching, nursing and other professions supporting the development of East Timor. Read about the difference it is making.
- COVID-19 hits KiribatiHow do you earn a living or get food and water for your family when you are told to stay in-doors? They had avoided COVID-19 until now. This year brings on new challenges……