Women's Housing Company

Women's Housing Company We provide housing and homelessness services to single women and women with children in NSW.

We have a particular focus on addressing the housing needs of older women, women with children, and women who have experienced domestic and family violence.

What’s in the box? 📦A whole lot of connection, safety and opportunity.Our Community Engagement Coordinator, Frankie, is ...
10/06/2026

What’s in the box? 📦

A whole lot of connection, safety and opportunity.

Our Community Engagement Coordinator, Frankie, is smiling because inside are 200 prepaid mobile phones generously donated by Good360 Australia for women in our community.

Some phones will support women entering our refuge, helping them stay connected during a critical time. The rest will go to women across our community for everyday essentials like staying in touch with family and support networks, accessing education, applying for jobs and rebuilding independence.

A simple device can make a powerful difference – and we’re incredibly grateful for this generous support.

It’s not too late to join TeamWHC in the 2026 City2Surf!Register, start fundraising and help women rebuild their lives a...
08/06/2026

It’s not too late to join TeamWHC in the 2026 City2Surf!

Register, start fundraising and help women rebuild their lives after homelessness with every step you take.

Raise $200 and receive your free TeamWHC running singlet 🏃‍♀️

So, what are you waiting for?
👉 Sign up now!

04/06/2026

No one should have to choose between an unsafe home and homelessness. Give now to help women and children escape violence and rebuild their lives in safety.

Give now: www.womenshousingcompany.org/donate

Did you catch us in Time Out Sydney?Learn how your generosity will support women and children facing homelessness this w...
03/06/2026

Did you catch us in Time Out Sydney?

Learn how your generosity will support women and children facing homelessness this winter.

Check it out and donate:
https://bit.ly/4o52EEo

For Katrina, a First Nations woman living in Gumbaynggirr Country (Coffs Harbour), home and community are deeply intertw...
02/06/2026

For Katrina, a First Nations woman living in Gumbaynggirr Country (Coffs Harbour), home and community are deeply intertwined. Growing up by the ocean from the age of eight, she found connection in the local Aboriginal community – even while living off her own Country.

That network of support became life-saving when she faced homelessness. Time in a refuge was “one of the most trying times of my life,” Katrina says. “My community here sustained me in ways I could never have imagined.”

Through Warrina Women's Resource and Information Centre Katrina was nominated for a Women’s Housing Company home – a moment that “changed everything” for her family.

A chance meeting with CEO Nada Nasser led to the program, where Katrina says she realised, “I am not just a DV victim, I am resilient and amazing too.”

Read the full article now 👇
https://bit.ly/4nZsKbR

Women’s homelessness is often hidden.It can look like sleeping in cars.On a friend's couch.Or staying in unsafe situatio...
28/05/2026

Women’s homelessness is often hidden.

It can look like sleeping in cars.

On a friend's couch.

Or staying in unsafe situations because there feels like nowhere else to go.

No one should have to choose between violence and homelessness.

📬 Share this post to help more people understand the reality of women's homelessness in Australia.

“We are not victims. We can and we will rebuild.”When Shaymaa speaks about her journey, it’s not from a place of defeat....
25/05/2026

“We are not victims. We can and we will rebuild.”

When Shaymaa speaks about her journey, it’s not from a place of defeat. She speaks from strength.

After experiencing violence, she and her daughter faced deep uncertainty. Safety felt out of reach. Stability felt impossible.

“Having a stable home changed everything,” she says. “For the first time in years, we felt safe.”

Through our Transitional Housing Plus program, Shaymaa secured a safe and stable home for up to five years while she was supported to rebuild her confidence, employment skills and readiness for the rental market.

Now thriving, Shaymaa’s story is a reminder that women experiencing homelessness and domestic violence are not defined by what has happened to them. With the right foundation, they can rebuild. Stronger.

This Family Violence Prevention Month, donate to stand alongside women like Shaymaa. Your support creates long-term safety and lasting change for women and children who deserve the chance to begin again.

womenshousingcompany.org/donate

Bring your friends together for City2Surf 2026 🏃‍♀️Join TeamWHC and turn your social jog, run, roll or stroll into meani...
20/05/2026

Bring your friends together for City2Surf 2026 🏃‍♀️

Join TeamWHC and turn your social jog, run, roll or stroll into meaningful change for women overcoming homelessness.

Did you know?
53,900+ women experience homelessness on any given night in Australia. Together, you and your friends can help change that.

So, what is in it for you?
👉 A fun goal to work towards together
👉 Friendly competition with other teams
👉 Motivation to train and stay active
👉 The chance to make a real difference in women's lives

Grab your friends. Set your goal. Make every step count.

Register your team today and join TeamWHC for City2Surf 2026 💛

🏡 A home is more than four walls. It is connection, stability and belonging.Our innovative Stronger Together program is...
13/05/2026

🏡 A home is more than four walls. It is connection, stability and belonging.

Our innovative Stronger Together program is taking a connection-first approach to shared social housing for older women across Western and Southwestern Sydney, supporting women to form households before moving into safe, long-term homes.

In our latest article, Project Coordinator, Caitlin, shares how the program is helping reduce isolation, improve affordability and support women to rebuild independence.

👉 Read it now
https://bit.ly/3QUpmCs

Address

Level 9, 418A Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills
Sydney, NSW
2010

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 1pm - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm
Friday 9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+61292811764

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