Homelessness Week aims to build community support and government commitment to end homelessness. That involves raising awareness about the causes and impacts of homelessness, and educating the community on how we can use our power as citizens to make a difference.

It’s an important opportunity to make change.

In 2026, Homelessness Week will be held from Monday 3 August to Sunday 9 August

National Homelessness Week (5-11 August) is a crucial time to raise awareness about homelessness in Australia.

At Biyani House, we see every day the urgent need for support, as domestic and family violence forces many women and children into homelessness. Donate today and be the change they need.

March for their Future is a fun challenge where you move any way you choose to get to 10,000 steps a day, from 1 to 7 March 2025, and raise funds to build a better future for women escaping domestic and family violence.

Anti-Poverty Week is a crucial time to talk about poverty in Australia. Did you know that housing stress and poverty are closely linked? A lack of affordable housing pushes many families to the brink, leaving them vulnerable to homelessness. In 2021, over 122,000 Australians were reported homeless, with women and children disproportionately affected. Domestic and family violence remains a leading cause of homelessness for women, forcing them to leave unsafe homes with nowhere to go​.