Woman Property Intiatives
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54,000 WOMEN DON’T HAVE A HOME TO SLEEP IN
Help us deliver our next 100 homes for women and children
The housing crisis affects everyone, even someone you know. Join us in creating a place she can finally call home.
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Help us provide A Home for Her Life
The women’s homelessness crisis is growing – and so is our commitment to ending it. At WPI, we believe every woman deserves A Home for Her Life. A safe place to rebuild, recover and thrive.
We’re proud to announce our next ambitious goal: 100 new homes for women and their children. These homes are part of exciting projects across Melbourne and Regional Victoria.
This comes after surpassing our previous target of 25 homes by 2025 – delivering 30 homes for women in need. But we know the demand is greater, and we know we can do more.
These new homes will support women who need them most, including older women at risk of homelessness and women and children escaping family violence.
Help us provide a Home for Her Life.
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Emma’s Story
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Aliah’s Story
Published on:When Aliah talks about her life today, the first thing she mentions isn’t the house itself. “It’s just peaceful,” she says. For the first time in years, she and her three children have somewhere they can truly call home. Nearly two years after moving into their WPI home, life looks very different. Her children, now … Read moreRead more of the post “Aliah’s Story”
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Mia’s Story
Published on:When Mia began looking for a new home, she wanted something simple: an affordable place closer to her daughter’s school. Her daughter was about to start high school, and Mia knew the years ahead would bring longer days, demanding training schedules and growing academic pressures. More than anything, she wanted her daughter to have a … Read moreRead more of the post “Mia’s Story”
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Rose’s Story
Published on:When her partner of 19 years died from Motor Neurone Disease, Rose’s world changed completely. He wasn’t sick for long, but watching him fade away was devastating. They spent months going from specialist to specialist as he lost his voice, then his strength. Eventually, he was admitted to hospital and, not long after, he was … Read moreRead more of the post “Rose’s Story”
