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Helping Australians find safe homes, stronger communities, and new opportunities.

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Help young Australians in crisis

There’s so much young people can’t control. Will you help them take charge of the things they can?

An Unequal Foundation

New findings from the 2025 Youth Survey reveal how homelessness and housing instability are shaping young people's wellbeing, education, employment and future opportunities.

Stories of impact

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Young person at home reflecting on housing affordability and access to safe housing.

 Almost half of young people doubt they’ll be able to afford a safe home

27 October 2026
Mental health & wellbeingFamilies & young peopleMedia release
Children playing in a shared courtyard at a residential housing development in South Melbourne.

Mission Australia partnering to deliver South Melbourne social housing

20 October 2026
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Powderfinger chooses Mission Australia as charity partner for their 2027 tour

12 October 2026
Stories and impactMedia releaseMedia

Our path to Strategy 2030

Every service we offer and every story we share is part of our long-term vision: to ensure all Australians have a safe home and can thrive in strong, connected communities. Together, we’re building a future where no one is left behind.

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How your support creates change

20,122

People experiencing homelessness received support from Mission Australia.

141,552

People supported across Australia through Mission Australia services.

4,876

Social and affordable homes owned or managed by Mission Australia.[1]

81

Specialist homelessness services delivered across the country.[1]

An Unequal Foundation: Youth homelessness in Australia

An Unequal Foundation draws on findings from Mission Australia's Youth Survey 2025 to examine the experiences of young people who have faced homelessness or housing instability.

The report found these young people were more likely than their peers to report financial hardship, poorer mental health and wellbeing, weaker support networks, and disruptions to education and employment. Despite these challenges, many remained connected to study, work and their communities and continued to look positively towards the future.

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