Right now, nearly 40,000 young Australians are suffering under the housing crisis. Will you be part of industry collaboration for good and help young people rebuild their lives in secure accommodation?
Last year alone, almost 40,000 young people presented on their own to a specialist homelessness services.
The most common reason for seeking assistance: lack of affordable rental property.
In 2023, rent prices, domestic and sexual violence, and poor mental health are driving young Australians out of their homes and into homelessness.
Every $1 you give goes straight towards our flagship Haven Project, helping build homes all around Australia in partnership with leading homelessness service providers.
But on top of that, your $1 will be matched by an in-kind donation of goods, services, or labour from the property and construction industry.
Your donation today will have DOUBLE the impact in the lives of people experiencing homelessness today.
So please give generously now before the rental and housing crisis drives more young Australians out of their homes.
Homelessness has been shown to affect young people’s lives in almost every way: affecting education, training, career options, physical health and mental health.
By helping people find secure medium- and long-term accommodation, you’ll be providing whole-of-life care that extends beyond their immediate needs, and well into the future.
And while each night, 1 in 3 young people seeking supported accommodation are turned away, we must do what we can in the industry to make change and improve people’s lives.
Thank you in advance for your generous, forward-thinking donation.
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Together we can build the next home for young people in need
With enough funding, the Property Industry Foundation can build homes that create safe and reliable accommodation for young people and give them the chance for a permanent home that ends the cycle of homelessness.
Please make a tax-deductible donation now that gives a young person who needs it the safety, security and warmth.
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