Christmas Family Hampers

Spreading hope, dignity, and joy during the holidays.

Overview

For many families, Christmas isn’t easy. It can be a time of stress, uncertainty, and isolation — especially for those facing financial hardship.

LifeHouse Care’s Christmas Family Hampers program brings practical help and emotional support to families in crisis, right when they need it most. Each year, we deliver hundreds of hampers filled with food, gifts, and care — reminding people that they’re not forgotten.

It’s about more than Christmas. It’s about connection, kindness, and restoring a sense of hope.

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What’s Involved

  • Food + Essential Items
    Non-perishable groceries and household basics to support through the season.

  • Wrapped Gifts for Children
    Age-appropriate toys and thoughtful items included in every hamper.

  • Personalised Delivery
    Hampers packed and delivered by volunteers who care.

  • Wider Community Reach
    Serving families across Adelaide and Melbourne through school and community referrals.

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Project Impact

“I didn’t know how we were going to get through Christmas. When the hamper arrived, my kids lit up — it was the first time they’d smiled in days.”

- Single mum, Melbourne

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