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Everyone deserves an affordable and safe home. It is a fundamental human right. We are dedicated to addressing challenges that can cause people to face homelessness - whether they are single, part of a family, children, teenagers, young or elderly adults.

The St Vincent de Paul Society Victoria's homelessness services offer comprehensive support to prevent vulnerable individuals from experiencing homelessness. With “wrap-around” assistance and programs, we address the root causes of homelessness and provide ongoing care to help people rebuild their lives.

2024-2025  |  $1.6M ASSISTANCE PROVIDED

2024-2025 Impact Report - Homelessness
2024-2025 Homelessness statistics

2024-2025 Impact Report

Ways you can help

Participants at Vinnies CEO Sleepout are making a difference

Vinnies CEO Sleepout

#DriveTheChange

The St Vincent de Paul Society's annual flagship fundraising event is held in June to support our good works and homelessness services. CEOs, business and community leaders sleep out on one of the coldest nights of the year to gain just a small insight into what people experiencing homelessness deal with every night. You can be part of this event and help us raise awareness and funds for our services.

Donating to the Winter Appeal makes a difference to people in need

Winter Appeal

You can donate to our annual Winter Appeal to raise much-needed funds to support the Society's homelessness services. This year your gift will assist vulnerable people like sisters, Abigail and Isabella who were caught in a life of housing instability, homelessness and neglect. Abigail and Isabella grew up in a volatile household that was ultimately upended when their parents separated. They stayed with their mother who moved interstate but their situation did not improve with isolation from family and friends, housing instability and anxiety levels rising. They decided to returned and live with their father but endured an overcrowded apartment with no respite from the trauma. Eventually the sisters went out on their own and were accepted for temporary accommodation which put them in touch with Vinnies. Since then the sisters' life have stabilised and keeps getting better.

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