Community care, not welfare bureaucracy

Local help for Aussie families in crisis.

Caseworkers and school wellbeing staff share vetted, de-identified needs — a bed, a fridge, a week of groceries. Nearby community groups and vetted locals step up to meet them. Every family kept safe and anonymous.

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Step 1
A need is shared

A verified professional posts a vetted request for a family on their caseload. No names, no photos — dignity is the design.

Step 2
Locals are alerted

Responder groups and vetted helpers near the family get an email and commit to helping.

Step 3
The need is met

The lead responder coordinates delivery, the requester confirms — and the strand turns gold.

Needs met

Every need a community meets is recorded here.

No names, no photos — just what happened, and the suburb that made it happen. This is what it will look like:

A bunk bed for two boys — met by the Mayfield community
A washing machine for a family of five — met by Corrimal locals
School shoes and a winter coat — met by a Lambton crew

Our pilot region's first real entries are on their way. “A cord of three strands is not quickly broken.”

See our impact so far