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Did you know 19 out of 10,000 women over 55 are without safe and stable places to call home?*
With rising rents, domestic violence and cost of living increases, along with lower savings and superannuation, older women are being pushed to the edge. And they need your support.
Our Wesley Community Housing team has joined with the Kenthurst community to address the growing need for safe, stable and affordable housing for older women.
Known as the Kenthurst Community Transitional Housing project, together, we’re turning a three-bedroom cottage into a safe, stable and affordable place for older women to call home. But we need your support to make this home a reality.
Your donation will enable us to create a safe and comfortable home so that older women can leave homelessness behind for good and have a space to become the best version of themselves.
Please give now to help us make this home possible.
*Australian Bureau of Statistics, Estimating Homelessness: Census 2021
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