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She’s not difficult. She’s human.

Too many women facing homelessness are turned away when they ask for help.

This tax time, your gift can ensure women get practical, non-judgemental support to find a safe home and rebuild their lives.

Serving more people and more communities

Sacred Heart Mission is committed to ending homelessness, deep disadvantage and social exclusion by building people’s capacity and promoting fairer and more inclusive communities and service systems.

Learn more about Strategy 2030 here.

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Sacred Heart Mission acknowledges the Boonwurrung and Woiwurrung peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waterways where we work.

Our roots are in Euro-Yroke (St Kilda) and we extend our respect to the Yalukit Willam of the Boonwurrung, whose enduring custodianship and connection to Country, culture and knowledge continue to shape this place.

We honour the strength and leadership of First Nations peoples and extend our respect to Elders and communities across this continent, which always was and always will be the lands of First Peoples.

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People live better lives when they feel safe, respected and are able to participate.

Everyone belongs at Sacred Heart Mission and everyone’s experience is important.

We proudly center the Pride flag in our spaces as a clear signal to Rainbow communities. It reflects our active allyship and our ongoing work to include and uplift marginalised voices and offer services that are fair, easy to use and welcoming to all.

Our Impact

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Meals served through our meals program over the last year.

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Hours contributed by our volunteers over the last year.

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Presentations at our Women’s House over the last year.

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