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When natural disasters struck back-to-back, the Pimampa campus faced significant challenges early in 2024. A powerful Gold Coast tornado ripped through the area, followed just days later by torrential rains causing severe flooding. The combination compounded the damage to the facilities, and the early learning centre felt the brunt of the impact. Many thought rebuilding and restoring the early ...

In this heartfelt video, we dive into the valuable work carried out by Chaplain Watch, an organisation dedicated to ensuring safety and support in entertainment precincts, especially during those moments when the good times take a wrong turn. From crisis chaplaincy to running recovery centres and providing first aid or mental health assistance, Chaplain Watch is there when people need them the ...

In the face of one of the largest floods in history, the challenges seemed insurmountable. This video testimonial captures the resilience and unwavering spirit of a community grappling with multiple traumas, from drought to COVID-19, and then devastating floods. Join us as we hear the emotional journey of Generocity church, a church community in Forbes, Australia, and their partnership with ACS...

In today's heartfelt journey, join Jeff Gray, the diligent business manager at Parklands Christian College, as he shares the inspiring growth story of a small community initiative that bloomed into a thriving institution. Starting in 2001 with only 43 students in a makeshift part of the church, the school has expanded and now proudly sits on 40 acres of land, nurturing the lives of 825 students...

In this video, we're honoured to feature Pastor Mike Warman, the Senior Pastor at Parklands Christian Centre. Having partnered with us for over 30 years, Mike shares his insights and experiences about how ACS Financial has become a crucial backbone for their financial and insurance needs. From dealing with weather-related damages to helping shape their future financial planning, ACS Financial h...

Discover the heartening tale of resilience and recovery featuring Riverside Church in Queensland. The Church suffered a devastating flood, significantly damaging the building and its contents. Despite the heartbreak and loss, the church congregation pulled together, showcasing the power of community and faith in trying times. In this video, you'll witness firsthand the swift damage control, dem...

Discover the story of Rochester Christian Fellowship and their encounter with two catastrophic floods in a span of 10 years. This video takes you through the church's journey from devastation to hope, recounting the invaluable role ACS Financials' church insurance and protection program played in their recovery. This heartfelt testimonial underscores the churches strong values of love, unity, a...

Kings Christian College is a longstanding client of ACS Financial who have grown considerably over the last 20 years. This video highlights the relationship between Kings Christian College and ACS Financial.

Pastor Paul De Jong shares an inspiring message at our National Conference breakfast that ACS Financial hosted.

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On 13th January 2011, major flooding occurred throughout most of the Brisbane River catchment and in Brisbane, the state capital of Queensland, Australia. It was the second highest flood since the beginning of the 20th Century, forcing the evacuation of thousands of people from towns and cities. At least 90 towns and over 200,000 people were affected, with 33 deaths attributed to the flooding. ...

In June 2016, a once-in-a-generation hailstorm struck the small city of Darwin in Australia’s Northern Territory. Better known for its hot and humid weather, the first June thunderstorm of its kind in 20 years discarded 62mm of rain and “pea-sized” hailstones on the Red Centre. The NT Police, Fire and Emergency Services assisted by Bushire NT volunteers, responded to 86 calls. Two large storms ...

In March 2017, category 4 Tropical Cyclone Debbie combined with a low-pressure system off the Eastern seaboard of Australia, affecting over 65,000 residents of Queensland and Northern New South Wales. Achieving peak sustained winds of 195km/h, Debbie caused A$3.5 billion in damages and fourteen deaths across the affected regions, primarily due to flooding, making it the deadliest cyclone to hit...