David’s world collapsed around him after his partner left him. His son Nigel age 9 has complex medical and disability needs due a rare genetic disorder and his daughter Lisa age 16 is distressed with the constant upheavals.*
David is determined to keep them safe, but due to Nigel’s extensive care needs and his poor health after surviving a heart attack, he can no longer work.
Couch surfing at his father’s home, David knows the living conditions are far from ideal. Nigel who uses a wheelchair doesn’t have the support for his complex needs. His father is grieving after losing his wife and the household is emotionally strained.
Time is running out for David, Lisa and Nigel.
David, father of two
David found relief from the imminent risk of homelessness.
We sprang into action and found a medium term housing solution and ensured the right modifications were in place for Nigel through NDIS and disability services.
We also organised mental health support for Lisa to help her find emotional stability amidst the changes.
Our support continued until David found permanent housing with a range of support needs in place.
What will happen to young people like Nigel without support?
Families who are struggling to obtain everyday essentials and are on the brink of homelessness.
Those trapped by financial and other pressures in neglectful, abusive and violent relationships.
People living with disabilities who are isolated and vulnerable.
$100 can provide basic, everyday
essentials to a vulnerable family.
$500 can help marginalised youth
gain access to community activities.
$1,000 can allow traumatised children
to receive critical specialist support