The Homelessness Innovation Fund (HIF) will initially target reducing the current demand and costs of temporary accommodation, and proposals for service reform and innovation.
June 2025
What was approved
Approved for Women's Housing
This pilot aims to test the concept of shared accommodation in social housing. A shared housing model for older women creates a nurturing environment where 3-4 women live together, fostering companionship and reducing social isolation. This approach also offers practical benefits for the social housing system.
$151,100 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Western SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12What was approved
Approved for Women's Community Shelters
This project will see the establishment of a proven meanwhile use housing and support model that will provide transitional semi-self-contained accommodation for older women with lower support needs who are homeless in Maitland.
$170,294 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Maitland City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Women's and Girls' Emergency Centre
From Now is the Women's and Girls' Emergency Centre's (WAGEC) program supporting women exiting prison through housing and intensive case management. Building on its success, this project will develop a statewide Practice Framework to equip homelessness services with the tools, training, and cultural safety needed to expand access across NSW.
$615,000 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Georges River CouncilLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for The Haymarket Foundation
The Haymarket Foundation seeks funding to install a commercial-grade shipping container kitchen at our new crisis accommodation service. This innovation will enable flexible, scalable meal provision for people with the highest, most complex needs, ensuring nutrition support for clients transitioning from rough sleeping into safe, stable environments.
$190,518 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for The Haymarket Foundation
The Haymarket Foundation seeks funding to renovate 26 bathrooms in a new crisis accommodation service. Current bathrooms have unsafe, inaccessible showers Renovations will create safe, accessible facilities to better support vulnerable people with complex physical and mental health care needs experiencing homelessness.
$600,600 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Southern Cross Housing Ltd
To repurpose two SCH managed (LAHC owned) long term vacant land parcels in the Shoalhaven council area to accommodate (2x) relocatable prefabricated dwellings each for those in TA > 30 days & provide additional pathways out of temporary accommodation and result in ‘meanwhile’ use of currently vacant and unutilised lots.
$497,170 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Shoalhaven City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Shoalhaven City CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Sanctuary Housing
The project consists of the delivery of four accessible bathroom upgrades to meet the Domestic Violence Crisis Accommodation Functional Design Brief (bathrooms), located in Ashfield NSW in the Inner West LGA of Sydney. These upgrades will support several cohorts that have mobility issues when being placed in temporary accommodation.
$129,920 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Inner West CouncilLocation of the recipient
Inner West CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Samaritans Foundation Diocese of Newcastle
The primary focus of the application is to upgrade ten existing properties that house vulnerable community members, including young persons, young mothers, and families. The improvements will enhance safety, & livability of the properties, ensuring they continue to provide essential, high-quality accommodation for those in need.
$143,125 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Newcastle City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Lake MacquarieAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for ReLove Incorporated
ReLove transforms social, transitional and affordable housing into fully furnished, welcoming, stable homes by providing essential furnishings, streamlining logistics and expanding reach through strategic partnerships. This initiative reduces repeat homelessness, empowers individuals with dignity and security, and fosters long-term stability for vulnerable communities in NSW.
$410,500 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Homes North Community Housing
Warruwi Walaaybaa (TBC) Pathways to Home will deliver a culturally safe and community-led response to safe housing options for rough sleepers in Tingha. A partnership between Armajun and Homes North it will engage safely with community to deliver support pathways to safe housing and document a transferable model of practice.
$552,998 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Inverell Shire CouncilLocation of the recipient
New EnglandAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Aged Care Placement Services Pty Ltd
Home Matters: Moving with Meaning supports elderly public housing tenants to downsize into safer, more manageable homes. Through personalised assessments, tailored relocation plans, and wraparound support, seniors will benefit from improved wellbeing and independence, while larger dwellings are freed for families experiencing homelessness or overcrowding, enhancing housing flow across NSW.
$900,000 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Sutherland Shire CouncilLocation of the recipient
Sutherland Shire CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for B Miles Women's Foundation Incorporated
This cost-effective project addresses trauma as a cause and driver of homelessness by adding two new emergency accommodation properties to Sydney’s SHS for women, repurposing a vacant property asset into a therapeutic centre, and delivering a new integrated case management, psychosocial and a transformative therapeutic support program, prioritising Aboriginal women.
$158,850 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
WoollahraAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Bridge Housing Limited
This project will address the critical need for supported transitional housing for individuals and families by providing 24 x 2-bedroom units for up to 15 months. Bridge Housing will provide tenancy management services, and our Support Partners will support tenants to secure long-term housing by the end of their tenancy.
$100,000 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Northern Beaches CouncilLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for CORE Community Services Ltd
CORE will convert an existing HomesNSW building, currently managed by CORE, at 276 John St Cabramatta into specialist transitional accommodation for six young people aged 16-25. A CORE specialist youth homelessness worker will support the accommodation on a 0.5 FTE basis, facilitating wraparound supports, including transition to secure, long-term homes.
$705,005 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Fairfield City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Fairfield City CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Detour House Inc.
This project seeks funding to enhance and continue semi-supported transitional housing for up to 6 women (20+ annually) exiting the Detour House AOD rehabilitation program, addressing the critical gap between treatment and stable housing and reducing reliance on Temporary Accommodation services.
$38,960 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Detour House Inc.
This project seeks 6 months extension funding to continue providing semi-supported transitional housing for up to 6 women (20 annually) exiting Detour House AOD rehabilitation. The program supports women transitioning from crisis to stable housing while they work toward securing long-term accommodation, reducing reliance on temporary and crisis services.
$180,110 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Dignity Ltd
Reducing the barriers for women experiencing homelessness and unemployment, the Housing (Women) Pilot – Transition To Work program provides stable housing; work readiness, education and employment opportunities; and wrap-around support. The program empowers women to increase their housing affordability and financial stability through employment to end their homelessness.
$108,720 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Campbelltown City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Dignity Ltd
Reducing barriers for people experiencing homelessness to find their path forward through employment, Housing Program Ready To Work provides stable housing for 12 months, an employment opportunity with an employer partner or employer of choice, and wrap-around support. The program empowers participants to increase housing affordability and future financial stability.
$183,678 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Campbelltown City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Dignity Ltd
Reducing barriers for people experiencing homelessness and unemployment in Western Sydney, the Housing (Western Sydney) Pilot - Transition to Work program provides stable housing; work readiness, education and employment opportunities; and wrap-around support. The program empowers people to increase their housing affordability and financial stability through employment to end their homelessness.
$140,068 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Penrith City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Dignity Ltd
Dignity's Intergenerational Studios in Western Sydney is a longer-term housing program for younger (18-24) and older (over 55) women experiencing homelessness in a safe and supportive community for up to 12 months with wrap-around support to empower residents with the life and tenancy management skills needed for long-term tenancy success.
$167,601 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
June 2025Location of the project
Penrith City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
20
Applications received
71
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
12 monthsMarch 2025
What was approved
Approved for Aged Care Placement Services Pty Ltd
The Senior Homelessness Prevention and Housing Specialists assist seniors particularly those over 65, or 50 for Indigenous clients in transitioning from temporary accommodation to stable, long-term housing. By addressing their unique vulnerabilities, we secure affordable housing and provide ongoing support to enhance independence, well-being, and prevent future homelessness.
$1,469,160 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Sutherland ShireLocation of the recipient
Sutherland ShireAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Allambi Care Limited
The Allambi Care Homebase Housing Project; offers 12–24-month transitional housing for homeless youth, single parents and young families aged 18-25, in partnership with Pacific Link. Focused on building independence, providing tenancy, vocational, educational support, empowering young people with skills needed to transition confidently into private rental market and achieve stability.
$135,815 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Lake Macquarie City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Lake Macquarie City CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Allambi Care Limited
The Allambi Care Homebase Housing Project; offers 12–24-month transitional housing for homeless youth, single parents, young families aged 18-25, in partnership with Pacific Link. Focused on building independence, providing tenancy, vocational, and educational support, empowering young people with skills needed to transition confidently into private rental market and achieve stability.
$130,928 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Lake Macquarie City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Lake Macquarie City CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Jenny's Place Incorporated
HousingDirect will provide a vital support hub for women experiencing housing crisis, providing rapid access to specialist housing advice and expediting housing and financial assistance applications; fast-tracking women out of crisis or medium-term accommodation and into tenancies. Simultaneously, HousingDirect will expand community and industry collaborations, creating innovative pathways to accommodation.
$55,960 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Newcastle City CouncilLocation of the recipient
Newcastle City CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Jewish House
This conversion of our garage to a food centre and the addition of 3 crisis rooms above the garage will streamline our food service and add 3 additional crisis rooms. This will help the community with crisis accommodation and food relief. We also want to add disabled access.
$499,805 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Woollahra Municipal CouncilLocation of the recipient
Woollahra Municipal CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for REDI.E
REDI.E Walaaybaa-Li-Burrula (Home to Many) is a youth and crisis accommodation transition centre designed to support young people and vulnerable individuals facing housing instability. The centre provides a culturally safe environment where participants can access temporary crisis accommodation while working toward long-term stability.
$165,000 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Dubbo Regional CouncilLocation of the recipient
Dubbo Regional CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Social Futures
Connecting Home+ will provide specialised early intervention support for women 55+ at risk of homelessness. It will support housing outcomes through targeted capacity building and connection with affordable, underutilised accommodation (e.g. granny flats, share houses). The program will achieve 36 stable housing placements per year and improve long-term housing stability.
$111,025 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Ballina Shire CouncilLocation of the recipient
Ballina Shire CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for The Burdekin Association
This project provides culturally safe, trauma-informed support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people at risk of homelessness. It includes case management, family reconnection and a four-bed transitional housing program (up to three months) for ages 18–24, supporting 24 young adults annually to improve housing stability and long-term outcomes.
$244,253 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Inner West CouncilLocation of the recipient
Inner West CouncilAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for The Marmalade Foundation Limited
The Stability First Program, operated from Lou's Place, is designed to provide intensive, practical and flexible support to women in inner-city Sydney who are homeless, including sleeping rough, or at risk of homelessness and who have high/complex needs, including mental health challenges, alcohol/drug use, and difficulty accessing mainstream services.
$205,342 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for THE SALVATION ARMY (NSW) PROPERTY TRUST
The Non-Resident Assertive Outreach program will provide targeted assertive outreach to individuals with no residency status in Australia who are rough sleeping in Inner City Sydney. The pilot program will support individuals to access general and specialist services to meet their needs, increasing pathways into housing, and community connection.
$15,000 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for THE SALVATION ARMY (NSW) PROPERTY TRUST
This proposal is to fund the refurbishment of the third floor of Foster House. This will add an extra ten beds to the building, allowing The Salvation Army to support an extra 50 clients annually . This will result in an extra 13 people moving into long-term accommodation.
$438,541 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for THE SALVATION ARMY (NSW) PROPERTY TRUST
The Gaagang Murungidyal Program will support individuals to secure housing and reduce recidivism through the innovative service collaboration between The Salvation Army and More Cultural Rehab, Less Jails. The program will deliver culturally safe case management, support to individuals exiting the justice system, cultural connection, capacity building, and community reintegration.
$245,671 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Women's Community Shelters
This partnership between Women’s Community Shelters, Hume Community Housing and Whiddon Aged Care, supported by Housing All Australians, will see the establishment of a proven meanwhile use housing and support model that will provide transitional semi-self-contained accommodation for older women with lower support needs who are homeless.
$446,450 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
March 2025Location of the project
Council of the City of SydneyLocation of the recipient
Council of the City of SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
47
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsNovember 2024
What was approved
Approved for Allambi Care Limited
The Allambi Care Homebase Housing Project; offers 12–24-month transitional housing for homeless youth aged 15-24, in partnership with Pacific Link. Focused on building independence, it provides tenancy, vocational, and educational support, empowering young people with the skills needed to transition confidently into the private rental market and achieve stability.
$490,314 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
Lake MacquarieAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Detour House
This project aims to address the critical need for semi-supported transitional housing for women exiting the Detour House AOD residential rehabilitation program into Temporary Accommodation. We seek to provide semi-supported transitional housing for up to 6 women (20+ per annum) while we work with them to secure longer term housing
$421,560 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Dignity Ltd
The program will build Dignity's cultural capability to effectively support First Nations people experiencing homelessness. An Aboriginal Cultural Advisor & Support Worker will advise and inform programs and support guests, resulting in improved collaboration with Aboriginal services and housing outcomes for guests in Dignity TA and longer-term housing.
$94,267 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Dignity Ltd
Transition to Lease is a program for families experiencing homelessness to secure private rental housing. Families are provided a home leased by Dignity and after a 6-month intensive program, lease is transferred to the family leading to housing stability, reduced reliance on government housing, and improved long-term independence.
$83,545 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the project
CampbelltownLocation of the recipient
SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Habitat for Humanity Australia
This project will deliver NSW’s first specialised youth DFV transitional housing product, reducing pressure on the current youth crisis accommodation exit bottlenecks, while providing critical specialised responses to the impact of DFV related trauma for unaccompanied young people and reducing the risk of long-term homelessness for participants.
$1,447,987 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
15
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Homes North Community Housing Pty Ltd
The SWITCH project works with and supports our clients that are homeless most often with complex needs. SWITCH provides person centred, holistic support based on all the needs of the person; building rapport and trust, acknowledging the person’s life experiences and trauma and prepare them for a long-term housing outcome.
$495,792 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
Tamworth RegionalAbout the grant
Applications approved
15
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Independent Community Living Australia
ICLA is developing a seamless service that integrates mental health support with transitional housing to help individuals achieve long-term tenancy and wellbeing through peer worker support. By combining these services, the aim is to provide better outcomes for those in need of mental health support and stable housing.
$243,699 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Northern Beaches Women's Shelter
Narrabeen House provides low-cost accommodation to women and their children at risk of homelessness on the Northern Beaches. This property can accommodate up to 150 people, with 90 independent units available. The initiative benefits at least 90 women and children who cannot currently afford to live in the area.
$103,633 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
Northern BeachesAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Older Women’s Network
The HOW program supports women 55+ in the Blue Mountains facing housing insecurity and homelessness by connecting them with homeowners offering affordable rentals (eg:granny flats, houses, or spare rooms). By 2025, HOW aims to provide safe housing for 65 older women, reducing homelessness and building supportive community connections for them.
$182,000 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the project
Blue MountainsLocation of the recipient
SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Pacific Link Housing Limited
The project will provide supported transitional accommodation to women over 55 (and ATSI women over 45) experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The project will utilise a vacant nursing home, provided to PLH on a peppercorn lease for five years. Women will be assisted to secure long term, affordable housing.
$505,902 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the project
Lake MacquarieLocation of the recipient
Central CoastAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Pacific Link Housing Limited
The project will provide supported transitional accommodation to women over 55 experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The project will enable a 12 month extension of a project currently schedule to end May 2025. Women will be assisted to secure long term, affordable housing at the end of the project.
$250,000 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
Central CoastAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Platform Youth Services Ltd
Repurposing Platform owned property (currently not used for accommodation) to provide 24/7 supported and supervised medium term accommodation (3-12 months) for young people aged 16-19 years currently in crisis accommodation who are unable to access transitional or independent living due to age, life skills or complexity.
$532,000 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
PenrithAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Project Youth
An initial small grant to develop transformation proposal that underpins a larger request in the HIF April 2025 round. Project Youth is a smaller organisation without existing internal capacity to design and create the larger proposal.
$28,000 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
Sutherland ShireAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Third Sector Australia Ltd
The Navigation Project aims to repurpose a property at 22 Hill St, CoffsHarbour as meanwhile use to provide crisis and medium-term accommodation. The project aims to co-design and pilot a Navigation Model to tackle the barriers to accessing support and improve the client journey in navigating the systemic service system.
$225,581 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the project
Coffs HarbourLocation of the recipient
TweedAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve monthsWhat was approved
Approved for Women's Community Shelters
Women's Community Shelters is committed to providing culturally safe, accessible services to First Nations women and children. This role will deliver increased access to services by supporting targeted partnership development and embedding cultural competency in service delivery against a formalised framework for First Nations people.
$94,623 was approved by
Minister JacksonDate approved
November 2024Location of the recipient
SydneyAbout the grant
Applications approved
13
Applications received
63
Service Reform and Innovation Grant - HIF
Program term
twelve months