End Homelessness
Unlocking systems to
Regional Members
Brisbane Zero Regional Members are organisations that contribute data to our By-Name List and use the common screening tool - The Australian Homelessness Vulnerability Triage Tool (AHVTT) - to understand people's needs and match them with appropriate housing and support services. Regional Members regularly participate in the weekly Brisbane Zero Service Coordination meetings, Steering Committee meetings, and other working groups and Brisbane Zero activities.
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3rd Space
3rd Space Brisbane is a drop-in centre where homeless people find practical support, friendship and dignity. Located in Fortitude Valley, 3rd Space helps thousands of people every year – assisting some with simple things such as a shower or a meal and a cup of tea, others with a program of support for more complex needs. We help to find accommodation and work; manage addictions and emotional challenges; and get the right health and dental services.
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Anglicare SEQ
Anglicare exists to respond to human need by loving service; to seek to transform unjust structures of society, to challenge violence of every kind and to pursue peave and reconcilliation.
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Australian Community Support Organisation (ACSO)
CREST – Community Re-Entry Services Team The program directly targets needs identified for the parolee before release and during their transition into the community to break the cycle of crime. It is delivered in partnership with Queensland Corrective Services and ACSO in the South East Queensland region.
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Brisbane Youth Service
Brisbane Youth Service assists vulnerable young people to find and maintain appropriate housing, address physical and mental health issues, and establish successful relationships and support networks.
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Churches of Christ
Provision of social and affordable housing to eligible families, couples, individuals and seniors across South East Queensland, who are at risk or experiencing homelessness. Additionally, crisis accommodation for people with children experiencing hardship or domestic and family violence. Applicants can self-refer or be referred from Specialist Homelessness Services Agencies.
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Communify
Supporting the community on all sides by working creatively to meet needs and interests in a rapidly changing world.
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Institute of Urban Indigenous Health
The Institute for Urban Indigenous Health (IUIH) leads the planning, development and delivery of comprehensive primary health care services to the Indigenous population of South East Queensland (SEQ).
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Kyabra Community Association
Kyabra Community Association Inc. is a medium sized multi-service organisation which works with families and communities to strengthen family and community life. Our services are located throughout Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast.
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Micah Projects
Micah Projects is a not-for-profit organisation committed to providing services and opportunities in the community to create justice and respond to injustice.
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Mission Australia
Roma House is a non-exclusionary temporary supported accommodation service in Brisbane, supporting 31 residents (both male and female) residents aged over 18, who are rough sleeping/living in improvised dwellings & those who have experienced chronic homelessness.
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Murri Watch
Murri Watch purpose is supporting an evidence-based operational and policy environment in which cultural connection, belonging and kinship care supported by trauma informed and healing focused leadership contributes to significant reductions in incarceration rates, homelessness, public drunkenness and zero deaths in custody across Queensland.
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The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army is the largest provider of homelessness services across the country. We support adults and families, and children with accommodation, case management, outreach support, financial assistance, connection and referral to other specialist services. Our philosophy is that every person deserves dignity, respect and quality of service and that no one should be without a safe, affordable and secure home
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UnitingCare
UnitingCare provides aged care, disability supports, health care, crisis accommodation and domestic and family violence services to the most vulnerable in our community.
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Youth Housing Project
Youth Housing Project (YHP) is a community organisation that provides supported housing for young people (aged 16 to 21 years) who are experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless.
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Youth Advocacy Centre
YAC provides legal services, youth support and family support assistance and services to young people generally aged 10 to 18 years (inclusive) who live in or around the greater Brisbane region, particularly those who are involved in, or are at risk of involvement in, the youth justice and/or the child protection systems; and/or are homeless or at risk of homelessness (up to 25)
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Collaborators
In addition to our partners, the work of Brisbane Zero could not be possible without the support of our service providers – those that work with us in support of the outcomes to house and support as many rough sleepers as we can.
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BRIC Housing
Supporting people facing disadvantage to improve their lives and circumstances by providing suitable and affordable housing.
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Common Ground Queensland
Ending homelessness a person at a time with the communities in which we operate and creating supportive homes through effective public, private and comunity partnerships that respond to people's needs and improve well-being and connectedness.
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Footprints Inc
Footprints in Brisbane Inc. is a well-regarded not-for-profit provider of community-based services, working in the community for almost 30 years. We specialise in working with older people, those that experience disability, mental illness, as well as those who are at risk of homelessness.
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Hand Heart Pocket
Hand Heart Pocket is an independent charity and philanthropic foundation established by the Freemasons of Queensland. Partnering with other charities and philanthropists to create positive change for people in need in Queensland and Papua New Guinea, particularly young people. At a local level, this charity also back Freemason Lodges to support people in need and their local communities.
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Homeless Health Outreach Team
We provide a mental health assessment, treatment and support service for homeless people who are experiencing mental health or drug and alcohol issues.
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Home in Place
Home in Place is one of Australia’s largest non-government social housing providers with over 35 years’ experience in providing secure and affordable housing, as well as delivering housing products for disadvantaged people who have difficulties sourcing adequate housing.
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LawRight
LawRight improves the lives of vulnerable people by increasing access to justice through strategic partnerships with pro bono lawyers.
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Orange Sky
We have a simple formula; we provide a platform for every day Australians to connect through a regular laundry and shower service. The focus is on creating a safe, positive and supportive environment for people who are too often ignored or who feel disconnected from the community. Our volunteers are not social workers or experts on homelessness - they are empathetic listeners and great conversationalists.
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Peggy's Place
Peggy’s Place seeks to provide a safe place that helps families who have experienced DFV and transitioned through the refuge system to rebuild their lives. We will work collaboratively with the current service system, providing much-needed support, further strengthening our community’s many at-risk women and children.
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Queensland Council of Social Services
"We are QCOSS (Queensland Council of Social Service), Queensland’s peak body for the social service sector. Our vision is to achieve equality, opportunity and wellbeing for every person, in every community."
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Queensland Department of Housing and Public Works
Working together with respect and compassion to influence change and deliver responsive services that build a healthy and connected Queensland.
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Queensland Police Service
Every day the Queensland Police Service, your police service, works tirelessly to ensure the safety and security of the community.
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The Lady Musgrave Trust
The Lady Musgrave Trust provides accommodation and support services throughout Brisbane and Ipswich, for young women between the age of 18 and 30 (and their children) who are in critical homeless situations suffering from domestic violence, family breakdown, poverty, poor health and other complex issues.
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Partners
Brisbane Zero is able to make a difference thanks to the incredible support of our partners who have signed onto our campaign agreement and who share our vision for ending street homelessness.
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Australian Alliance to End Homelessness (AAEH)
The Australian Alliance to End Homelessness (AAEH) is an independent champion for preventing and ending homelessness in Australia. We recognise that the scale of homelessness in Australia is both preventable and solvable and that despite the common misconception to the contrary, we can end homelessness in Australia. We are a community of practice that has, since 2013, supported organisations and local communities to work collaboratively to end homelessness in Australia, starting with rough sleeping.
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Community Solutions
Community Solutions is a nonprofit which works to create a lasting end to homelessness that leaves no one behind. In the United States, they lead the Built for Zero movement to end veteran and chronic homelessness, and they have supported Advance to Zero and the Perth Zero projects in Australia since their inception.
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Supporters
We’d also like to thank the many individuals and businesses who support our campaign to end rough sleeping in Brisbane. We couldn’t do this without you.
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Zeroseven
A digital development house working in partnership with clients on long term digital solutions that use best practice in design, development and usability. (Like this website!)
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Housing for Women’s Safety and Security Alliance
The Housing for Women’s Safety and Security Alliance is made up of a range of service providers and organisations who share the vision of no women or children will stay in a violent home due to a lack of housing options. No woman will return to a violent home due to a lack of safe, secure, and stable housing.
Our aim is to advocate for and address the Greater Brisbane housing shortage across the whole spectrum of housing needs for the most vulnerable women, and women with children, who are escaping family violence and experiencing homelessness at growing rates.
How you can get involved
Join the campaign
We’re always looking for new partners who believe, like us, that ending homelessness is possible. If you would like to partner with Brisbane Zero or be part of our steering committee, download the application form below or get in touch with us.
Get involved
Apply to partner with Brisbane Zero
Make a donation
With your ongoing monetary support we can continue to provide much needed services for the most vulnerable in our communities. We are currently taking donations for the Brisbane Zero campaign through our backbone organisation, Micah Projects.
Give now
Support the Brisbane Zero campaign to end homelessness.