We need you to donate to Somewhere To Go

The crisis doesn't end when she leaves. It changes form. We need our community to stand with us in walking alongside our families.

Every woman who walks through our doors is starting over.

She may have left with very little but she hasn't left alone. Your donation helps make sure of that.

Somewhere To Go is the Sunshine Coast's dedicated Community Centre for women and children in the post-crisis stage of domestic and family violence. We exist in the space after the emergency has passed. When the real work of rebuilding begins.

Give once, or give monthly.
Every dollar you give goes directly towards keeping the centre open, the programs running and the community strong.

Somewhere To Go Foundation Ltd is a registered charity with DGR1 status, all donations are fully tax deductible. Your receipt lands in your inbox straight away.

Monthly gifts can be cancelled any time, no phone call and no awkward conversation.

What Your Donation Makes Possible

  • A Safe Place To Land


    Your donation helps create a welcoming space where women and children can come after leaving domestic violence, not just to survive, but to begin rebuilding.

  • Support for Children


    Your donation helps provide safe, supportive spaces where children can play, learn healthy pathways, connect and begin to feel secure again.

  • Practical Rebuilding Support


    From navigating systems to everyday essentials, your support helps women rebuild their lives with real, practical assistance, whatever that may look like.

  • Programs That Build Confidence


    Your donation supports education and trauma-informed programs that help women regain confidence, independence and stability.

  • Have a business? A Corporate Partnership places you in a position to make real impact, along side real rewards.

We don't just give things. We think about what happens after we give them.

We don't want to hand a mum a food hamper only to discover her children can't eat half of it.

We don't want to give her clothing that doesn't fit.

We don't want to hand her a list of phone numbers and call that support.

We don't want to put her through a program and disappear when it finishes.

So we ask. We listen. We adapt.

The question we ask is never "look what we gave her", it is "did it actually help?"

  • Have you considered The Go 100 Club? $100 a month, or less than $4 a day, is community-powered income that lets us plan a year ahead instead of hoping.