Raising money for Crisis accomodation for Women of Canberra
National Council of Women ACT Inc have launched a fundraising campaign to raise money for a crisis accommodation service for homeless women of Canberra.
Sleepbus provides safe, temporary overnight accomodation, getting people off the street by offering immediate, first stop, cost effective solution for our society’s most vulnerable; catching them early until they can get back on their feet.
The sleep bus will operate 365 days a year for overnight accomodation and even has pet pods! No one would be forced to give up their companion animal for a safe night sleep.
Individual pods with TV access including a dedicated channel advertising homeless and community services in area , air conditioned and completely private.
National Council of Women ACT Inc (NCWACT) is a advocating group representing affiliate women’s groups from across Canberra. Our focus for 2018/19 is homeless women in the ACT and looking at addressing the lack of crisis accomodation available.
NCWACT website
Thank you to my Supporters
$15k
Snow Foundation
$10.02k
Anonymous
$10k
Soroptimist International
$9.95k
Ncw Gofundme Campaign
$7k
Sue Howieson
$5.05k
Canberra Mothercraft Society
$5k
Mcnamee & Partners
$5k
Tall Foundation
$5k
Hellenic Club
$5k
Margaret Smith
$5k
Capital Chemist Pty Ltd
$3.16k
Ncw Gofundme
$3k
Rotary Woden
$2.12k
National Council Of Women
$2k
Anonymous Donor
$1.02k
Carol Grout-smith
$1,000
Anonymous
$1,000
Anonymous
$600
Braidwood Cwa
$515
Caroline Le Couteur
$500
Wendy Gray
$495
Cwib Donation
$415
Anonymous
$382
Ncw Raffle
$264.16
Ncw Gofundme
$260
Suzanne Howarth
$250
Louise Kenyon
$250
St Andrews Day And Evening Pwa
Donation from St Andrews Presbyterian Church Day and Evening PWAs.
$104
Maxine And Brett Gray
Women are at their most vulnerable when they have nowhere to go and don't know who to turn to for help. Sleepbus will give women rest in a safe, secure environment. This is a very worthy initiative.
$100
Fundrasing Event
$52
Julianne Crocker
$50
Francis Ryckman
$26
Lyn Farrand
This is a fabulous initiative. No one in Australia should be homeless. No one should live below the poverty line.
$26
