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We recognise that people become homeless due to a range of issues including mental illness, drug and alcohol abuse, personal tragedy and unemployment. These are issues that can affect any one of us unexpectedly and leave us in need of assistance. We seek first to understand individuals and their families, and then work alongside them to help them overcome the varied challenges they face and break the cycle of homelessness. In providing our services, we offer innovative solutions to the complex problems of homelessness. We work to address the underlying causes in order to prevent people from spiralling into homelessness. When people have become homeless, we do our best to keep them safe and supported while we assist them back into a safe and secure environment. We empower our staff members to act locally by tailoring innovative solutions to meet the specific needs of both the person who is homeless and his or her community, in line with our national priorities. Click here to view our homelessness mini site Here are some of our services that help homeless Australians: 
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News Updates
| Last minute Christmas gift ideas from Mission Australia!Monday, 21 December 2009With less than a few shopping days left until Christmas, Mission Australia has a range of gift ideas to help people find the right present while also sharing the festive spirit with individuals and families doing it tough. The virtual Christmas Tree – Australia’s first 'virtual charity tree' is now online at the charity’s... + Read Full Story |
Two victims of car theft handed the keys to restored vehiclesThursday, 18 March 2010Two Tasmanian victims of car theft were today handed the keys to a rebuilt Toyota Corolla and Daihatsu Applause, by a group of young Tasmanians graduating from Mission Australia’s U-Turn automotive training course. U-Turn is a best practice diversionary program for young people who have been involved in, or who are at risk of becoming... + Read Full Story | More News Articles
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