Fifteen years ago, a mom and her daughter launched Hawkesbury’s Helping Hands after seeing hunger in their own neighborhood — what started with home-cooked meals for the homeless has exploded into a vital lifeline for hundreds, especially during disasters. From bushfires to floods, droughts to pandemic, and now the cost-of-living crisis, this grassroots charity steps up when no one else can — even hosting prime ministers and serving families across the region, including those once considered affluent. Operating without government funding, they rely on community generosity and local sponsorships, yet remain indispensable to Hawkesbury’s resilience. With new facilities and equipment on the horizon, the founder vows to keep going — because the need is still here, and she’s ready for whatever comes next.
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