We are a not for profit dedicated to providing socially and environmentally responsible affordable housing and support for people experiencing homelessness.
In two years our pilot tiny-home project has hands-down proven its worth in changing lives for young people. Here are a few of our stats for the first 3000 safe nights sleeping.
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Tiny-homes are found in many forms that we will all be familiar with, our innovation is in how we use them and how we work with other like-minded organisations to solve the homelessness puzzle.
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We advocate a 'supported' housing-first approach to solving homelessness and our partners Coast Shelter provide that critical care to our tenants to guide and encourage reconnection with family, when possible, education and employment.
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Integral to our projects – education and training opportunities made possible when we collaborate with organisations such as Youth Connections to build homes. Student engagement is easy when there are tangible and social outcomes.
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Meanwhile-use land is land we use to build semi-permanent housing for people who need a safe place to call home.
Our partners, Central Coast Council, were the first in Australia to demonstrate the success of this collaborative relationship.
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There are an estimated 8,200 people in Australia sleeping rough. Homelessness is both preventable and solvable!
Like a jigsaw piece, each person sleeping rough has their own story to tell. We know that it takes a collaborative approach to solve the puzzle
A huge High5 goes to Pymble Public School for raising funds for our Women & Children Tiny-Home Project.
Awesome effort kids! Keep up the great community citizenship.
If you would like to learn more about this incredible project, click here:
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"Coronavirus pandemic sees spike in demand for tiny homes as industry moves to make them more accessible"
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Read @MissionAust's NSW, Vic, ACT State Director, @nadanasser_19's insights on how we have reinvented the way our essential services work with some of Australia's most vulnerable people in @sightmagazine. https://t.co/uRDfRGhz7k
The tiny house movement has been a hit as holiday accomodation, now the first has been approved for long term residency in the city. @maddieslattery#9News
What is the cost of homelessness? In monetary terms a person experiencing homelessness, will access an annual average $48,217 of government services.
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