Together, we can end homelessness in Australia.
Homelessness isn’t always visible. In fact, 94% of those experiencing homelessness aren’t sleeping rough. They’re couch surfing, living in cars, or moving through temporary accommodation with no guarantee of stability. With 1 in 10 Australians now at risk of homelessness, it’s a confronting reality, but a solvable problem if we rally together.
A Home for All Foundation is an industry movement to drive awareness, raise funds and build long-term change for people experiencing homelessness and housing insecurity.
It will take a collective effort, but together, we can create a home for all.
Hear the stories of four individuals who have experienced homelessness in Australia. Audio created in collaboration with Challenge the Label.
$1 million raised and we’re just getting started
In October 2025, the property industry united behind a cause – recognising that collectively we could play a vital role in addressing the growing homelessness crisis in Australia.
Over 350 participants, across 65 teams, spent A Night Without Home and shared in a unique experience to grow their understanding of the experience of homelessness that over 122,000 Australians experience every night.
With more than $1 million raised, the campaign was a huge fundraising success. In addition, the campaign raised awareness, highlighted the connection between the property industry and the issue of homelessness, and inspired meaningful action.
Thank you to everyone who took part and to the almost 3,000 people who supported them with a donation.
“As a business built around housing and community, we see it as our responsibility to help create real and lasting change for those who need it most.”
–Nigel O’Neil, Chief Executive, Woodards
“I think it’s almost impossible to imagine what it’s like for people until you’ve tested it...It’s been a real eye-opener for us.”
–Jackie Jones, Head of Operations and Strategic Partnerships, Laing & Simmons
FY26 Giving Focus
In FY26, the giving theme for A Home for All Foundation is Family and Domestic Violence.
The number of people experiencing homelessness due to domestic violence more than doubled between 2021-2024.
All funds raised through A Home for All Foundation in FY26 will be directed to charities supporting those experiencing homelessness due to domestic and family violence.
Funds will be distributed to DGR1 status charitable organisations, in line with the Foundation’s Charter. The selection of charities is at the discretion of an Advisory Committee, overseen by the Good2Give Community Fund.
Funding Process
This inaugural giving round is invite-only and focuses exclusively on organisations where the primary purpose is to address homelessness due to FDV, or homelessness/housing organisations with a key project that has the primary purpose of addressing homelessness due to FDV.
Granting decisions are made by the A Home for All Foundation Advisory Committee who follow the below process steps:
Long-listed charities invited to complete a written application
Advisory Committee assesses all applications against the criteria forming a short list.
Short listed charities are invited to complete a second application round
Advisory Committee meets to determine successful charities and disbursement amounts
3-5 grants ranging from $200,000-$500,000 will be awarded to successful applicants, with grants awarded in March-April 2026.
Join the movement
Homelessness is a cause that unites us all. Together, we can create a future where every Australian has a safe place to call home.
Reach out to the A Home for All team to find out how you can join the movement, or express your interest in taking part in A Night Without Home in 2026.
