THE
JUBILEE
SOLIDARITY
FUND
To lift up and to be concerned for the dignity of others and especially the less fortunate.
Who does the Jubilee Solidarity Fund serve?
Beneficiaries
New needs have emerged from the COVID-19 Pandemic. These are persons affected by job and income loss, illness or unforeseen circumstances due to circuit breaker measures. Some may not qualify for other funding schemes.
Eligibility Criteria
Loss of at least 10% income in 2020. Households with less than $5,000/month gross income or average income per family member is below $1730 during this COVID period.
Families
Sometimes families need more than financial help, that’s where our growing team of volunteers can help you. Speak to us today. We have a professional team of volunteers ready to serve.
The Jubilee Solidarity Fund is Now Open for Applications
Hear from our Parish Outreach Team
You are invited to be a part of the family,
returning “to his property and to his clan” (Leviticus 25:10),
to understand that this is a call to return to the heart of God,
and to life in His kingdom.
Friar Michael D’Cruz
Parish Priest | Church of St Mary of the Angels
Hear from our community
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”
Join us in the new Outreach Office of the church to reach out to those in need.
Thank you for your love and generosity.
Nicholas & Gerry
Volunteer Coordinators | Outreach Office
An Outreach Project by Church of St Mary of the Angels
From 31 May to 4 October, all donations to the
Poor & Needy Fund is to be channelled to
the Jubilee Solidarity Fund.
Here’s what the Jubilee Solidarity Fund is all about:
Target number of Families to be served
of Projected funds raised
Estimated funds per family ($)
Families helped to date
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