Referrals through access points only - depending on where the person is, the access point will vary.

Melbourne City Mission - Western Region Accommodation Program

Services including crisis/emergency accomodation for youth (16-24)Referrals from HSS Access Points Only.

Homelessness Support Services (HSS) Assists families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness through the following services: Family Support, A Place to Call Home, Intensive Family Support, The Children's Resource Coordinator &  Homelessness Network Coordinator. Community Care Provider. Services include: housing assistance, homelessness support and assistance, drug and alcohol counselling and meals services and food assistance. Housing assistance, meals services and food assistance.

UnitingCare Ballarat

UnitingCare Ballarat is a not-for-profit community service agency that has delivered support to thousands of people in our community for over 35 years. 
The agency delivers over 55 services across Aged & Disability Services, Alcohol & Drugs, Housing, Lifeline & Family Counselling and Welfare & Support Services.

Support for women and children escaping family violence.

Marian Community

Services include emergency accommodation, case management, court support and counselling for women and children who are impacted by family violence.

Lowanna House

Women's & Women with Children service only
Contact numbers are:  Mackay Women's Centre, Mackay Police & DV Connect

Life Without Barriers - Newcastle National Office

Non HACC eligible clients are charged a fee. For HACC eligible clients there is a co-payment. This will be explained to you at referral. For general client queries, you can call RDNS 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

ROYAL DISTRICT NURSING SERVICE LIMITED

RDNS (Royal District Nursing Service) has supported Victorians for more than 130 years. 
RDNS provides vital home nursing, health and home care services in Victoria. RDNS supports the aged, ill and injured, delivering services to people at home, nursing homes, care facilities and other places that people choose. 
We work closely alongside governments, hospitals, doctors, carers, healthcare providers, peak bodies, and other stakeholders.

Outreach support to people sleeping rough or homeless, Street To Home helps people access stable accommodation, health, social and welfare needs.: EntryProcedures For people who are homeless and sleeping rough in the Adelaide metropolitan area. If a person is eligible for our support the Duty Worker will ask about the situation to gauge what assistance is required. A face-to-face assessment is then arranged, and if required, a worker may be appointed to provide case management support.

Street TO Home Service

The Street to Home Service is a primary health care initiative of SA Health and is part of the Central Adelaide Local Health Network. The Street to Home program helps homeless people access stable accommodation, health care and other support services.

Open 24 hours on weekends and public holidays. Crisis Care assists people in crises as a result of child abuse or neglect, children needing foster care or other alternative care, domestic violence, high risk adolescence behaviour or need, parent-child disputes, homelessness, urgent financial need, suicidal behaviour, personal trauma, natural disasters like floods.: EntryProcedures If you need urgent help outside office hours, call the Crisis Care telephone service. Crisis Care responds quickly to callers and  provides child abuse investigations, placement and support to children in Families SA care,   emergency food and material assistance  assessment, counselling, information and support, referrals to other agencies.

DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT

Previously Known As Family and Youth Services: Previously Known As Families SA: Previously Known As Children, Youth and Family Services

DUBBO EMERGENCY ACCOMMODATION PROJECT INC

Provides crisis accommodation for women with or without children who are escaping domestic violence or sexual assault and may be homeless.

Crisis Care Helpline - WA

After hours service under the Department for Child Protection. Predominantly assistance and support with child protection and domestic violence. Counselling services and also information/lists on hostel bed counts for the homeless.

Salvation Army Youth Outreach Service

Services and support includes confidentiality and a safe place for a woman to discuss what is going on for her and her children, outreach support for women not needing accommodation or still in the relationship, housing support, safe house, short term accommodation, DV counselling, safety planning, emotional support and advocacy. Information and referrals to appropriate services - legal, financial, housing. EntryProcedures Eligibility - Aboriginal women and their children escaping domestic violence (boys up to 12 years). For women looking to escape domestic violence and needing emergency accommodation they need to call The Domestic Violence and Aboriginal Family Violence Gateway Service 1800 800 098. This service offers emergency accommodation, telephone counselling and information, appropriate referrals and advocacy with other services. We can only accept clients into the shelter that are to us from them.: WaitingListDetails 24 hour service called 1800 Respect - 1800 737 732 is a National sexual assault, domestic family violence counselling service. WWW.1800respect.org.au.

Nunga MI: Minar Women's And Childrens Shelter

Support services for for Aboriginal women and children who are victims of domestic violence including emergency accomodation, counselling,  advocacy and support, information and referral,  outreach support services to transitional clients. PreviouslyKnownAs Nunga Miminis Shelter

Aboriginal Homeless People (NSW)

Lucy Saw Womens Refuge

Salvation Army - Mens Support Service

Services provided
• Support transition from homelessness 
• Advocate for young people to re-engage back into education or seek employment 
• Drug education support 
• Independent living programs; cooking, health and nutrition

Target Groups
Young people presenting with an issue of:
• Homelessness (primarily)
• Exposure to domestic violence
• Drug addiction
• Mental health
• Sexual abuse

Entry Requirements
• 15-20 years and homeless or at risk of homelessness 
• Telephone as initial contact to arrange a phone assessment

Armadale Youth Accommodation Service

Armadale Youth Accommodation Service (AYAS) offers short term emergency/crisis accommodation for young people who are homeless or at risk of being homeless. We offer a holistic approach to get young people into independent living. AYAS is a 6 bed facility accommodating up to three (3) single males and three (3) single females.

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