There are many ways to support Somewhere To Go
Every dollar keeps the doors open for women and children rebuilding.
Leaving violence is the starting line, not the finish line.
Domestic violence doesn't end once she leaves, it just changes form. Isolation. Financial pressure. The weight of starting over, often with children, often without a community to lean on.
We built a Community Centre in Maroochydore for exactly that stage. Not a crisis service. Somewhere she can walk into after the emergency has passed, and keep walking into for as long as recovery takes.
Your support is what keeps it open. Here are the four ways to give.
Pick the one that fits you.
Donate now
Give once, any amount, or set up a monthly gift and cancel whenever you need to. Every dollar is put to work.
Join the Go 100 Club
$100 a month, less than $4 a day. Regular income means we can plan ahead instead of hoping. This is the one that keeps the lights on.
The Founding Circle
A closed group who each hold a room of the Centre for twelve months. Between them they cover the year's rent. Only 9 places exist, and when they are gone they are gone.
Become a Corporate Sponsor
4 partnership levels, from $3,000 a year. Your sponsorship funds staffing, services and the daily running of the Centre, and you get recognition that matches it.
What your money actually pays for
We don't just give things. We think about what happens after we give them. So here is where it goes.
Rent, power and the daily running of the Centre
The workers in the private rooms, and the programs they run
Food, nappies and essentials on the shelves, handed over without a queue
The play space that lets a mother sit down and be heard
Practical help with the systems and paperwork nobody warns her about
Other ways to help:
Volunteer
Give your time at the Centre or behind the scenes. We will tell you honestly what we need and when.
Recycle for us
Your containers turn into food on our shelves. Costs you nothing but the trip.
Shop
Buy something that funds the Centre and says out loud where you stand.