
“Domestic violence is not only physical, it is a mask that has many faces.”
Help us continue to support women and their children to experience safety, regain their independence and have choices.


Affordable Food
Dealing with the pandemic has brought a new demographic to the tables across all of our HopeStreet locations as everyday Australians experience financial distress and food insecurity as a result of the current economic climate.

Apply now for our 2021 HopeStreet Urban Internship

Domestic Violence
At BaptistCare HopeStreet, we come alongside women facing the reality of homelessness with children or choosing to stay in a harmful relationship because they can’t afford to leave. Discover more about our vital services here.

Food and emergency relief support available now
Many of our locations are assisting people and families impacted by COVID-19.
Stories of hope

“It was heartbreaking, but it was not like everyone could see the result of physical violence or bruised eyes… when we realise we are trapped, unhappy, and that our kids are in danger… we need to act,” said Fehreen.
HopeStreet Locations
HopeStreet have their doors open for everyone, and our teams support people living with disadvantage so they can address key issues including social and financial exclusion, mental health challenges, drug and alcohol dependence, and housing needs. The centres also help people to develop skills that build independence and resilience, through life education programs, support groups and the care of our chaplains.
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