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For Homelessness Support

There are times when families, despite their best efforts, face the prospect of eviction or homelessness. Our services help you to take the next steps towards long-term, stable accommodation.

Services For Homelessness Support

Transitional Support Program

Support for families who are homeless or facing eviciton.

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Mums & Bubs

A support program for young single mums facing homelessness.

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Families Case Management

Support for families to establish or maintain accommodation.

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Family Violence case management

Support for families who are experiencing, or have experienced family violence

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Group Programs For Homelessness Support

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If you require an interpreter, we can arrange for one to be provided.

Making a difference

Hear how Jessica and her family's life changed from attending the Mums & Bubs housing program

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Learning in a step by step process that we have to follow, we can’t reach the last step without stepping the first step. If we as educators succeed in building trust and connectivity then learning is fun. “To be in your children’s memories tomorrow, you have to be in their lives today”.

Naeve, Windermere Early Childhood Educator - Melbourne
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