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Worthy Australia
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Worthy Safe Havens
  • Housing Heroes program
  • Volunteer with us
  • Donate
  • Helplines
  • Our team
  • Media Kit
  • Contact Us
  • Saving Sixteen Event

Worthy Safe Haven Program

Turning empty houses into Homes for women and children escaping domestic violence.

How do you start over when you’ve been left with nothing? How can a single mother be expected to source & rebuild an entire household when she is homeless?


That’s where Worthy Australia comes in! Our team of incredible volunteers take away this huge  stressor by  sourcing every single item needed to create beautiful and cozy HOMES for our brave families.

Taking referrals from Domestic Violence Refuges, our team sets up the house immaculately so that all our clients have to do is move out of refuge, walk in and begin living. 


The beauty of the Worthy Safe Havens are not only in the tangible goods that are gifted unconditionally. It is also in the gift of things that cannot be seen, only felt...


Each Safe Haven gives a  brave family  the gift of kindness and compassion through the creation of a home they can be proud of. With a Safe Haven  comes safety and comfort but most importantly, we give them hope & self-worth... things that are taken away from from a person when they experience violence and trauma. 




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Welcome to our page!

Thank you for visiting our page. We are committed to breaking the cycle of domestic violence, social injustice  and homelessness for women & children but unfortunately we are not emergency responders.


If you or somebody you know is in immediate danger, please call 000. 

For other emergency DV helplines, please see our “helplines” page.


You are not in this alone.