Legacy is dedicated to caring for the families of deceased and incapacitated veterans. Today Legacy's caring and compassionate service assists around 52,000 widow(er)s and 1,845 children and dependants with a disability. Legacy is a voluntary organisation supported by veterans, servicemen and women, and volunteers drawn from all walks of life. Our support and services now extend to include the dependants of members of today's Australian Defence Force who lose their lives as a result of their military service.
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Legacy is dedicated to enhancing the lives and opportunities of our families through innovative and practical programs aimed at:
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- the protection of individuals and families basic needs;
- advocating for their entitlements, rights and benefits;
- assisting families through bereavement; and
- helping people thrive, despite their adversity and loss.
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Learn About Canberra Legacy |
| Clubs or groups wishing to learn more about Canberra Legacy, or to have a speaker from Canberra Legacy present at one of their Meetings, are invited to contact the Secretary of Canberra Legacy and that can be arranged.
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| Legacy's assistance is aimed at helping families of deceased veterans to live rich and meaningful lives.
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| Legacy services are provided by our volunteer members (called Legatees). If you share the ideals of Legacy and want to assist in our work, we would welcome a membership enquiry from you.
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| To maintain Legacy's services we rely heavily on public support. Our principal fundraising activity is the Legacy Week Badge Appeal. The next appeal is planned to be held from the 30th August to the 6th of September 2019.
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|  Canberra Legacy thanks the wonderful Australian public for their continuing generous support.
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