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https://www.clayfieldhouse.com.au/
Brisbane, QLD
Clayfield House is Brisbane’s premier supported accommodation. Providing a safe, stable and dynamic community environment for people facing various challenges in life.
Homeless Shelters
https://ladymusgravetrust.org.au/
Brisbane, QLD
The Lady Musgrave Trust was founded in 1885 by Lady Jeanie Lucinda Musgrave, wife of the then-Governor of Queensland, to support young women arriving from Europe who had no family, no job and nowhere to live. These women had often worked on ships coming t ...
Homeless Shelters
https://www.chancesmackay.org/
Mackay, QLD
We currently operate our homelessness services from Chances House at 2 Endeavour Street, Mackay. We are currently open: Monday - Friday, 7am to 1pm ( except Thursdays when we close at 10.30am) All of our services are walk-in and do not require a referral ...
Homeless Shelters
https://anglicaresa.com.au/services/housing/arches/
Adelaide, SA
Temporary supported accommodation for accused offenders at The Arches helps reduce reoffending. Apply for safe short-term housing.
Homeless Shelters
https://www.shac.org.au/
Cairns, QLD
SHAC is an established not-for-profit organisation dedicated to eliminating homelessness and helping families on their path to a secure future.
Homeless Shelters
https://carringtoncottages.org.au/
Adelaide, SA
Carrington Cottages specialises in providing transitional housing for men, women, couples, and pets experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Homeless Shelters
https://www.womensshelterarmidale.org/
Armidale, NSW
Chief Executive Officer Life’s challenges can be magnified when systems are not built for everyone. Heidi Burton’s passion is to dismantle barriers and create pathways that allow every person, regardless of ability or circumstance, to participate fully in ...
Homeless Shelters
A homeless shelter is a type of service and total institution that provides temporary residence for homeless individuals and families. Shelters exist to provide residents with safety and protection from exposure to the weather while reducing their impact on the surrounding community.
They are similar to, but distinguishable from, various types of emergency shelters, which are typically operated for specific circumstances and populations, such as those affected by natural disasters or experiencing domestic abuse. They are distinguished from single-room occupancy lodgings, flophouses and other low-cost accommodations by typically being free and operated by municipal governments or nonprofit organizations.