What are the
Problems we
are Facing?
Family & Domestic Violence
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Domestic and family violence is a leading cause of homelessness in Australia. (individuals without stable housing). An estimated 8 million Australians (which accounts for 41%) have experienced violence (physical and/or sexual) since the age of 15.
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Family domestic violence is any violent, threatening, coercive, or controlling behavior that occurs in current or past family, domestic, or intimate relationships. It can include physical, financial, emotional, psychological abuse, sexual violence, or any other behaviour which causes the victim to live in fear.
Trades Shortage & Youth Disengagement
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Australia is grappling with a shortage of over 400,000 tradespeople, while concurrently facing a significant unemployment rate of 1,382,000 individuals in 2024.
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Our
Solution
Housing & Education
A Comprehensive Approach
The Homes to Help initiative offers a comprehensive solution to address housing scarcity, skilled labour shortages, and high unemployment rates in Australia. By partnering with organisations like the Platinum Institute, Homes to Help will implement a multifaceted approach to tackle these interconnected challenges. Also partnering with DV collective to be informed on all DV insight.
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Homes to Help will expedite the construction of secure, affordable housing, address the shortage of skilled tradespeople and unemployment and empower youth to achieve economic independence and contribute to the growth and stability of their communities.
