Ending
homelessness
Latest News
The latest news from the Mercy Foundation
Challenging
unjust structures and systems
Ending
modern slavery
In the spirit of reconciliation, the Mercy Foundation acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community for over 60,000 years. We pay respect to their Elders past and present and to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.
NEWS ALERT:
⇒ Congratulations to Maeve Brown, recipient of the Cath Leary Social Justice Award for 2024 READ MORE
⇒ Read about the eight projects awarded a Grant to End Homelessness for 2024 READ MORE
⇒ NOW AVAILABLE: Making the housing system fairer for everyone The right to housing: A guide for civil society
The mercy foundation strives to: end homelessness, end human trafficking and slavery and bring about greater social justice in communities across Australia. The mercy foundation is committed to social justice and addressing the root causes of poverty and inequality in our community.
Social Justice Grants
Social Justice Grants
The Grants to End Homelessness program is open
Latest News
Latest News
Latest News
Ending Homelessness
Ending Homelessness
Ending Homelessness
Home in a Box
Home in a Box
Home in a Box
Cath Leary Social Justice Award
Cath Leary Social Justice Award
Cath Leary Social Justice Award
Mercy Youth Awards
Mercy Youth Awards
The Mercy Youth Awards are now closed for 2024
Modern Slavery Research
Modern Slavery Research
Toward survivor informed responses to modern slaery
Registry / Connections Week Resources
Registry / Connections Week Resources
Community resources to run Registry or Connections Weeks
Our Story
Our Story
Our Story
Thank you to the generous supporters of the Home in a Box Project! When people who have experienced chronic homelessness are found a home, they have very few possessions to make their house a home. Home in a Box helps people to settle into their new home, make a new start and sustain their housing.
