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About the foundation

Why a foundation, why now?
Well, it is no understatement to say that we are facing a mental and emotional health crisis. We live in a time of rapid relational, social and cultural change. The growing prevalence and adverse impact of this crisis brings devastating effects upon, individuals, families and our communities.
Yet, I believe there is much to be hopeful for. God has had his hand over aifc for the past 25 years for “such a time as this”.
In this time we have trained and equipped over 7000 Alumni who we conservatively estimate have provided over 1,000,000 counselling sessions. We have the people and platforms in place.
We have seen and heard many thousands of wonderful stories of life transformation. Indeed our purpose is transforming lives to transform communities.
There is something profoundly impactful about combining the best practice mental and emotional health training with the liberating truth of the gospel.
Now we must turn our attention to the future and significantly grow and scale our reach.
This aifc Foundation and your support allows us to do that. I thank you for your prayerful support in this endeavour.
In Christ,
Featured blogs
The Connection Crisis: Why So Many of Us Feel Alone (and How Christian Counselling Helps)
We live in a world that’s never been more connected—and yet, many of us feel profoundly alone. We send messages, we join group chats, we post updates.But somehow, the more connected we become, the more disconnected we feel. Beneath the surface of our busy, digital...
Counselling Careers in Australia: Growth, Opportunity, and Real Impact
Is now the right time to become a counsellor?According to the latest national data, the answer is yes. The 2024 ACA Workforce Census confirms a growing demand for qualified counsellors across Australia. The profession is gaining recognition in schools, community...
Stop and See: Meeting Jesus in the Midst of Pain and Disappointment
Stop and See: Walking with Jesus in the Midst of Pain In a recent sermon titled “Stop and See,” delivered by aifc’s General Manager, Sally, we were invited into the story of Luke 24:13–35 — a passage marked by sorrow, confusion, and, ultimately, deep revelation. It’s...
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