There are 116,427 homeless people
living in Australia today.
Children under 12 years of age account for
25,000 homeless Australians
Providing a place that joins those offering help with those in
need may be the start of the way forward.
#iammakinghistory
At Homeless.com.au we believe that when a person does not have suitable accommodation alternatives they are considered homeless. This includes all persons if their current living arrangement is in a dwelling that is inadequate, or has no tenure, or if their initial tenure is short and not extendable or does not allow them to have control of access and space for social relations.
People experiencing homelessness include men Women and Children and usually involves people staying in the improvised dwellings, tents or sleeping on the streets or with friends and family such as those who may be coach surfing.
“ Its my passionate belief that with the available resources we have as a developed and prospering nation today, all Australian Men, Women and Children should have access to shelter, basic essentials, health care and education. We should make no excuse and must without hesitation initiate programs of support, collaboration and share resources with those Australians of all ages, origins and ethnicities to ensure such basic services and opportunities are available to all concerned”
Richard Furnari
CEO and Founder www.homesless.com.au.
Homelessness is Every Australians Responsibilty
"It is my passionate belief that with the available resources we have as a developed and prospering nation, all Australian Men, Women and Children must have access to shelter, basic essentials, health care and education. We should make no excuse and must without hesitation initiate further programs of support, collaboration and share resources with those Australians of all ages, origins and ethnicities to ensure such basic services and opportunities are available to all those in need within our communities. Lets cure homelessness in Australia and start making History Today."
Richard Furnari
CEO and Founder www.homeless.com.au.
#iammakinghistory
HOST VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Bedroom
Shelter
Washing
Shower/Bath
Meals
Transport
HOW IT WORKS
FOR HOSTS
At Homeless.com.au we want to end homelessness. So we invite people to offer a room or some space in their home for somebody that is currently homeless. Our goal is to help people get back on their feet and start to make a new and very positive life. See below to register your room today.
FOR AGENCIES
If you are an agency that is helping and looking after the homeless we invite you to register here so together we can help make meaningful connections with kind people who are willing to offer a room or space in their home for someone in need.
HomeX is your personal check in and help tool. HomeX is designed to
help you every step of the way with your hosting or helping experience.
It has some cool real-time tools you can use as well as direct contact
with your agency case manager.
#iammakinghistory
SUPPORT HOMELESS
Have you come across a homeless person that needs help?
Post a Task or Job
Donate my mobile phone or iPad
OUR GOALS
Our goals are really simple.
We live our lives on one basic principal.
When in life we have more than we need to be comfortable, its our obligation to share
some of that with someone less fortunate in our community to improve their lives.
- Richard Furnari
REDUCE HOMELESSNESS
IN ADULTS
MAKE YOUTH
HOMELESSNESS HISTORY
FIND
EMPLOYMENT
IMPROVE
HEALTH
INCREASE
CONNECTIVITY
Staff Train and Recruit (STAR) is a multi-service organisation providing staffing, recruitment and training solutions. STAR is committed to supporting those less fortunate in our communities and together with homeless.com.au is offering friends in need training support and employment opportunities.
At STAR our methodology is very personal. We offer a face to face personalised service, and it is essential we get to know you, your needs and your requirements to ensure successful job matching.
For Training and Employment Opportunities
STAR - Helping Make History
www.homeless.com.au extends their thanks to Joe and Evie Ivisic and their family for their support and commitment to those in need in our community.
200,000
100,000
$1,000,000
Fire, flood and natural disaster
Provide support for victims of natural disasters.
Register your support here to provide space of shelter for those in communities that
may be adversely affected by fire, flood or cyclone. We believe that communities that
support each other in difficult time thrive develop and prosper as one.
BARBER ROOM
BARBER NASIR SOBHANI
Mobile Barber Room 2018
We are very proud to launch our first Mobile Barber Room.
Headed by the World Renowned Streets Barber Naz Sobhani.
This trailer is fitted with 3 barbers chairs and a wash station.
Friends can enjoy a shampoo and head lice treatment and then be treated to a haircut and beard trim.
We are so proud to provide this service with our Volunteer Barbers and Hairdressers who support the mobile cutting room also recognizing all the wonderful work undertaken by volunteers barbers and hairdressers across Australia.
JOIN US TODAY!
Our mobile Barber Van’s are ready and available to make a
difference in your community at your next event!
We attend meals programs, church groups, community functions & festivals. Contact us to make arrangements for your next function or event...
a Barber/Hairdresser today!
Community Crew
Lead Ambassador
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST TODAY
Companies - Donate your products today
donate products, consumables, aprons, towels, clippers & more to
our program and help make history today.
GIVING BACK FOR A BETTER COMMUNITY
Current tally for the wonderful work of our fantastic program volunteers
Hair Trims
296Womens Trims
29Youths Trims
17Beards Trims
113
OUR SPONSORS
OUR PARTNERS
Helping reduce Homeless are
Special Thanks to Enterprise Monkey in particular Managing Director Aamir Qutub and Homeless.com.au Project Manager Mansi Aggarwal for their tireless commitment and dedication to this project. This has been a special project that has consumed thousands of hours that we hope will make a different to the lives of thousands of Australians currently effected by homelessness and adversity.
