Our Full Members are organisations that provide homelessness services, have a vested interest in ending homelessness, or are Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisations. Please note that some of our members may not be featured in our directory due to privacy reasons.
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Hume Housing build new properties, manage tenancies for owners, and provide services and support to people through a range of partnerships. They also support people to maintain their tenancies, build resilience, participate in life, and to reach their full potential.
The Hunter Tenants' Advice and Advocacy Service (HTAAS) is a free service providing information and advice to all tenants, including private and social housing tenants, and homeowners in residential communities. Where appropriate, they also provide advocacy and representation to clients with proceedings before the NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal. They also provide education in tenants' rights, for community workers, tenants, land lease community residents and community groups.
Innari Housing Inc provide services that are specific to Aboriginal families, women with children, men with children, single women, single men and youth who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness in the Sydney District.
Inner City Homelessn Men’s Service delivers support to chronically homeless people and those at risk of becoming homeless, including those who are couch surfing or leaving custody, juvenile justice, out-of-home care or health institutions.
Jenny’s Place provides direct relief and support to women and children who are experiencing domestic violence and/or homelessness (or are at risk of homelessness).
Jesus Cares Ministry operates in the Inner City Western Sydney and South Western Sydney supporting homeless people and people rough sleeping.
Joblink Plus is an organisation providing employment services and vocational training. They deliver to a range of communities across rural and regional NSW, covering around 70% of the state. You'll find Joblink Plus as far north as Boggabilla and Tenterfield, out west to Broken Hill, throughout the Hunter and Newcastle region, across the Central West to Lake Cargelligo, and as far south as Wollongong. Joblink Plus is a for purpose, not for profit organisation, working with communities leading to employment opportunities with sustainable outcomes. In an average year, Joblink Plus places approximately 11,000 people into employment and enrols 5,000 students into vocational training. They support communities through direct contributions, social enterprise, and grass roots volunteering. They partner with a diverse range of organisations with shared values, including local sporting teams, arts events, health initiatives as well as various youth and Indigenous programs.
Jobs Australia Enterprises Ltd (JAE) have been assisting people in the New England and North West for over 31 years. This includes over 2000 people per year seeking employment and over 2300 Pacific Islanders in seasonal work. Through this work, JAE recognised there are times in Gunnedah where women have relied on the good nature of accommodation businesses to take in victims of domestic violence, and that this has often been very short term. Due to the lack of a suitable alternative, these victims have found themselves back in the violent environment from which they escaped. This further exposes them and their children to violence. The JAE board and particularly the CEO Nigel Barlow and Deputy CEO Gavin Kay have a vision to assist women, children and their pets to escape domestic violence and provide them with crisis accommodation in the Gunnedah community and surrounds. Having the crisis accommodation available in Gunnedah is a priority to provide a safe haven and a better outcome for victims of domestic violence.
Lake Macquarie is a city with a lake at its heart encircled by distinctive towns and villages. They balance their cherished environments with their need for great spaces to live and visit, smart transport options and a thriving economy; which adapt and strive to be fair for all.
Wentworth Community Housing (Link Wentworth) is a registered Tier 1 not-for-profit housing company, providing secure, appropriate and affordable housing across Western Sydney and Lithgow. Their work reaches across the full spectrum of housing need, from homelessness services to social and affordable housing options, as well as innovative housing initiatives and community projects.
