Upper Hunter Homeless Support is a Not-For-Profit Organisation that provides support to men, women and children; families and youth who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Services include: assistance in addressing housing needs, housing assistance to secure safe affordable accommodation, personal support, case management and support to maintain current tenancy.
From beginnings in France in the early 1800s, the St Vincent de Paul Society of Australia was founded in 1854. Commonly known in Australia as 'Vinnies', today we have over 45,000 members and volunteers across the country who give their time, care and compassion to assist the most vulnerable in our community.
Our membership is primarily Catholic and our work is based on Catholic Social Teachings. We assist whoever seeks our support, without judgement or prejudice. We do not discriminate against cultural, religious, political, gender or gender identity beliefs.
We work to combat social injustice by advocating for people who are marginalised or disadvantaged, or at risk of experiencing disadvantage. Our advocacy work goes to the heart of what the St Vincent de Paul Society stands for.
Mental health
Way2Home
Way2Home supports people who have complex health needs and histories of sleeping rough. We work with health providers and community services to help you the way you need.