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Safe Housing For All Incorporated

In a society striving for greater equity and wellbeing, the role of community-driven organisations dedicated to safe housing, trauma-informed support, inclusive education, and employment opportunities is crucial. Safe Housing For All Inc. is a not-for-profit social impact organisation committed to providing holistic, dignified, and accessible support to individuals and families as they navigate crises, rebuild lives, and chart pathways toward independence and empowerment.
Although this web page offers a comprehensive overview of Safe Housing For All Inc.’s core services, including emergency food and housing assistance, domestic and family violence shelters, a safeguarding and outcome-driven Girls Only Tutoring Circle, unique labour placement pathways, and an expanding network of strategic partnerships with legal, business, and community sector leaders, we have left out some aspects of our programs and services

Our Services

Community Meal Programs

Supporting individuals, families, and frontline workers with dignity-focused food access

Girls Only Tutoring Circles

Girls Tutoring Circle is a female-only tutoring club delivering small-group academic support. ...All program profits are directed to Safe Housing For All Inc to fund trauma‑informed housing, education initiatives, and scholarships for vulnerable young people and programs.

Domestic Violence Housing

Safe Housing For All Inc.grounds its approach in trauma-informed care and the latest design standards for emergency and transitional housing

Labour Placement Initiative

By partnering with local businesses, we connect with communities to identify those in need and offer them a genuine opportunity to rebuild their lives through stable employment.

Domestic Violence Housing

Understanding Community Needs and Foundational Principles Safe housing and access to basic needs are universal rights, yet in practice, countless individuals—particularly women, children, and young people—continue to face homelessness, housing insecurity, and the compounding trauma of violence or sudden crisis. Data from community providers and government agencies demonstrates that domestic and family violence is the leading cause of homelessness for women and children in Australia; more than 10,000 people escaping violence were unable to access emergency accommodation due to supply constraints in the recent reporting period. Vulnerable young people, as well, can face formidable barriers to finding secure accommodation and maintaining tenancy, prompting innovative responses from both government and not-for-profits.
Safe Housing For All Inc. grounds its approach in trauma-informed care and the latest design standards for emergency and transitional housing. The organisation’s philosophy centres on accessibility, cultural safety, privacy, and the empowerment of service users. Principles drawn from models such as the Missouri Model of Trauma-Informed Care and best practices from nationwide housing design guides inform both physical spaces and service delivery models

Girls Only Tutoring Circles

Smaller groups for greater impact

capped at 8 students to ensure personalised learning, more tutor-student interaction, and faster progress.

Continuity and accountability

intake diagnostics, weekly progress tracking, and handover notes to teachers ensure measurable learning gains and clear communication across home and school.

Community benefit through social purpose

every dollar paid supports Safe Housing For All Inc’s programs; families invest in their child’s education while contributing to local housing and support services for vulnerable people.

Professional staff

Qualified lead tutors supported by trained volunteers; ongoing professional development and supervision.

Clear outcomes

Regular assessments and simple progress summaries so parents see learning growth and schools receive clear handover information.

Accessibility

Scholarships and targeted fee-relief managed by Safe Housing For All Inc for families experiencing financial hardship.

Administrative clarity

Paid seats are reserved; clear rules for make-ups, transfers, and attendance are provided at registration.

To reserve a seat

refer a student, or arrange a school partnership, contact Safe Housing For All Inc. All program profits directly support our mission to provide trauma‑informed housing, education, and community services for vulnerable people.

Community Meal Programs

  • Supporting individuals, families, and frontline workers with dignity-focused food access
  • Safe Housing For All Inc. provides inclusive food support through multiple streams
    that meet urgent needs and foster community wellbeing.
  • Community Lunch Space: Free weekday meals (11 AM–2 PM) for not-for-profit staff, volunteers.
  • Emergency Food Hampers: Rapid-response packs for those facing crisis,
    homelessness, or domestic violence.
  • Pantry Pick-Up Program: Weekly access to shelf-stable items, fresh produce, and culturally appropriate foods.
  • Mobile Food Outreach: Delivery to aged care residents, unhoused individuals, and
    those with mobility barriers.
  • Partner Distribution Points: Food bank items available through youth programs, housing services, and local charities.

Labour Placement Initiative & Community Development Program

Our Labour Placement Initiative and Community Development Program is designed to create meaningful employment pathways for individuals facing barriers to work. By partnering with local not-for-profit organisations, we connect with communities to identify those in need and offer them a genuine opportunity to rebuild their lives through stable employment.

We believe in second chances. Many of the individuals we support come from challenging backgrounds—whether it's family hardship, past mistakes, or limited access to opportunity. Our goal is to help them re-enter the workforce with dignity and purpose.

It’s important to note that this is not a labour hire service. Every participant placed through our program is offered a direct opportunity for employment within the host organisation. We advocate for long-term inclusion, not short-term placements.

The program has already seen strong results, and we’re committed to expanding its reach and impact in the months ahead.

The Team

Ayush Jeet

President
An AFL Fiji board member, veteran Scripture Union Youth Leader and specialist in driving strategic partnerships and operational growth. As President and a founding member of Safe Housing For All Inc., he champions all housing and community programs, blending commercial acumen with a deep commitment to social change.

Rhiannon Goodrich-Davey

Secretary
Through first-hand experience in domestic violence as well as the experiences of project managing public benevolent programs, Rhiannon as a founder member of Safe Housing For All Inc., her lived experience and constant drive to be at the forefront of the changing needs of our services and programs is an integral aspect of what our organisation used to form and continue daily.

Ron Prasad

Treasurer
Consulting for over 20+ years in operational and strategic governance. He specialises systems analysis, contract review, tailored security solutions, charity governance. His leadership spans roles in research, finance, housing, tax, and as a founding member of the Safe Housing For All Inc.

Lachlan Cain

E. A / B. D. M
Integral in the day to day running of Safe Housing For All Inc., with a background in sports, journalism, multicultural affairs and customer service, he is often the first point of contact. Lachlan and his knowledge in our programs, often from inception is a key member of our organisation.
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