Free food: Available in the learning commons area
Sanitary items: Share the Dignity vending machine in toilet area
SRC services: Provides some free and discounted food and drinks
Food bank: Located in building 1412
Free food: Available in the learning commons area
Sanitary items: Available in toilet areas
SRC services: Provides some free and discounted food and drinks
Free food: Available in the learning commons area
Sanitary items: Share the Dignity vending machine in toilet area
SRC services: Provides some free and discounted food and drinks
Free food: Available in the learning commons area
Sanitary items: Share the Dignity vending machine in toilet area
SRC services: Provides some free and discounted food and drinks
Free food: Available in the learning commons area
Sanitary items: Share the Dignity vending machine in toilet area
SRC services: Provides some free and discounted food and drinks
Food bank: Located in building 13
Free food: Available in the learning commons area
Sanitary items: Share the Dignity vending machine in toilet area
SRC services: Provides some free and discounted food and drinks
We’re excited to introduce our website, which was developed to serve as a central hub for connecting students with essential services on their campus and in the surrounding community. The main goal of the site is to make it easier for students to access the support they need.
The website gives a brief introduction to homelessness from the silent student homelessness epidemic that we are experiencing.
Each campus has its own section on the website, recognising that the services available can differ depending on the location and students can click and bookmark based on the campus they live close too.
At the heart of our project is our slogan, "When life's off track, we've got your back," which is represented in our logo. This message reflects the supportive and inclusive environment we aim to foster through this initiative.
Additionally, we’ve included a link to Ask Izzy, a valuable tool that provides students with quick access to services available in their community. This helps ensure that no matter where students are, they can find the resources they need.
We want to sincerely thank our partners who participated in the project and supported our students throughout their internship.
A huge thank you to:
This project has been funded under the National Priorities Industry Linkage Fund (NPILF).
The internship team Anita Thakuri and Heidi Linder are committed to making a difference through collaborative efforts in the homelessness space.
Anita is an international student studying a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Human Service and Justice Studies, and brings a unique cultural perspective to understanding homelessness in Australia.
Heidi is a Bachelor of Accounting student, whose passion for addressing homelessness and student poverty has driven her to build strong connections within our university and community.
Help us keep our information on this site up-to-date and accurate.
If you notice any outdated services or incorrect details, please help us improve by completing this form. You can use this form to either add a new service or modify an existing service.
Your input helps us maintain an accurate resource for everyone in need. Thank you for your support in keeping our community informed!
Have feedback about something you've seen on our page? No problem, please use our form here to provide your feedback.
Please email the team at wil-strategy@csu.edu.au for any additional feedback or questions about the webpage.