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Quantum Support Services Quantum Support Services provide support, advocacy and referral for housing issues including homelessness, Family Violence, Youth and Children and more

Quantum Support Services' provide assistance with homelessness, emergency accommodation, long term housing and tenancy issues, family violence, crisis intervention, home based care and youth support programs. An independent not-for-profit organisation, Quantum has client support centres in the Latrobe, Baw Baw, Wellington and East Gippsland shires. MORWELL
227 Princes Drive
1800 243 455
Mon-Fri: 9.00am-5-00pm

WARRAGUL
36 Williams Street
1800 243 455
Mon-Fri: 9-00am-5-00pm

BAIRNSDALE
306 Main Street
1800 243 455
Mon-Fri: 9-00am-5-00pm

SALE
104-108 Raymond Street
1800 243 455
Mon-Fri: 9-00am-5-00pm

Earlier this week, Quantum's Head of Family Violence, Leslie Smith, and our Family Violence team welcomed Cindy McLeish ...
16/10/2026

Earlier this week, Quantum's Head of Family Violence, Leslie Smith, and our Family Violence team welcomed Cindy McLeish MP , Shadow Minister for Family Violence Prevention, and Martin Cameron MP, Member for Morwell, for a visit and discussion about the realities facing services across Inner Gippsland.

The visit provided an opportunity to share the growing demand for family violence services, discuss current system challenges, and highlight the importance of early intervention and prevention initiatives.

We were proud to showcase Quantum's Adolescents Building Connections (ABC) program as a vital preventative measure that supports young people to build healthy relationships and reduce the risk of future family violence. Programs like ABC play a critical role in breaking cycles of violence before they begin, but continued investment in prevention is essential.

Thank you to Cindy and Martin for taking the time to listen to the experiences of our staff and learn more about the opportunities and challenges facing our region.

Together, we can continue advocating for stronger prevention programs and a safer future for our communities.

When the front door is struggling, the entire homelessness system feels the impact.SMASHED is a research project that hi...
14/10/2026

When the front door is struggling, the entire homelessness system feels the impact.

SMASHED is a research project that highlights the realities facing frontline homelessness services across Victoria and the increasing pressure on the workers supporting people in crisis. At Quantum, we see the importance of ensuring services remain accessible, sustainable and safe for both staff and the communities we support.

It's time to repair the front door and strengthen the pathway to housing and support for all Victorians.

To read SMASHED click on the linkhttps://www.vhn.org.au/_files/ugd/5c1ec8_58a4e2c88ad54aa99068bf1dc2f69b44.pdf

Last month, Sonia O'Keefe, Manager Family Violence Specialist Services, and Tania Hancock, Manager HOF Implementation an...
13/10/2026

Last month, Sonia O'Keefe, Manager Family Violence Specialist Services, and Tania Hancock, Manager HOF Implementation and Practice Innovation, represented Quantum at the Child Protection Forum in Brisbane, where they had the opportunity to present a case study to sector professionals from across Australia.

The forum brought together passionate practitioners and leaders dedicated to improving outcomes for children, young people and families. It provided a valuable opportunity to share learnings, explore innovative approaches and collaborate with colleagues who are equally committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of children and young people.

We are incredibly proud of Sonia and Tania for representing Quantum, sharing their knowledge and experience and contributing to important conversations that help shape best practice across the child protection sector.

Thank you both for your ongoing commitment to learning, collaboration and creating safer futures for children and families.

Imagine being young and having nowhere safe to sleep. Last year, 15,000 young Victorians experienced homelessness. That ...
09/10/2026

Imagine being young and having nowhere safe to sleep.

Last year, 15,000 young Victorians experienced homelessness. That number is far too high and it's something we can work together to change.

The Victorian FoyerInvest Working Group has united behind Youth Foyers as a key part of the solution, helping young people build stable, independent futures through safe housing and support.

With the Victorian election approaching this November, we're calling for six new Youth Foyers that could transform 1,600 lives over the next 10 years.

Because every young person deserves the opportunity to feel safe, supported, and hopeful about their future.

🔗 Learn more: www.foyer.org.au

Our housing leadership team has been in Darwin this week attending the Australian Homelessness Conference, joining secto...
08/10/2026

Our housing leadership team has been in Darwin this week attending the Australian Homelessness Conference, joining sector professionals from across the country to explore this year's powerful theme, "Disrupting the Narrative."

We are proud to have Cheryl Barnes, Manager Housing Supports, alongside Ange McNiffe, Team Leader Homeless Response, and Naomi Webb, Team Leader Tenancy Advocacy and Support, representing Quantum and contributing to important conversations about the future of homelessness services.

The conference provides an invaluable opportunity to learn, collaborate and challenge traditional thinking, helping us strengthen our approach to supporting people experiencing housing insecurity and homelessness in our communities.

By disrupting the narrative, we can help create more inclusive conversations, advocate for lasting change, and work towards better outcomes for individuals, families and young people who need support.

Thank you Cheryl, Ange and Naomi for representing Quantum and bringing back valuable insights that will help shape our work across Gippsland.

We’re incredibly proud to celebrate Mitch Burney, Quantum’s Head of Children, Youth, Families and Housing Support, on be...
06/10/2026

We’re incredibly proud to celebrate Mitch Burney, Quantum’s Head of Children, Youth, Families and Housing Support, on being named a finalist for not one, but two categories at the 2026 Committee for Gippsland Community Leadership Awards!

Mitch has been recognised as a finalist for the Rising Star Award and the Community Champion Award, a testament to his outstanding leadership, dedication and commitment to improving outcomes for individuals experiencing housing insecurity across our community.

Through his passion, innovation and people-first approach, Mitch continues to inspire those around him and drive meaningful, positive change across Gippsland.

The Community Champion Award is decided by public vote and we'd love your support in recognising the incredible impact Mitch has made in our community.

Vote for Mitch here:
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Congratulations, Mitch, on these fantastic achievements. We are proud to have you as part of the Quantum team and look forward to cheering you on at the awards!

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05/10/2026

Giving back to the community is at the heart of what Patto does.

Brad the owner of Pattos Glass & Glazing, a family-run business specialising in broken window repairs, reglazing, flyscreens, security doors, shower screens, mirrors and table tops, Patto understands the importance of helping people feel safe, secure and supported in their homes.

This Christmas, once again, Patto is extending that commitment beyond his business by supporting Quantum's Christmas Appeal, helping bring joy and hope to local individuals and families doing it tough during the festive season.

We're incredibly grateful for community-minded businesses like Patto's Glass & Glazing, who not only provide quality services across our region but also invest in making our community a better place for everyone.

Thank you, Patto, for helping make Christmas brighter for those who need it most.

Help people stay connectedFor community members experiencing homelessness or family violence, staying connected to famil...
02/10/2026

Help people stay connected

For community members experiencing homelessness or family violence, staying connected to family and friends can be a lifeline - but it’s not always easy.

Credit to Connect helps break these barriers by providing phone credit to those who need it most, ensuring they can stay connected to their support networks and essential services.

You can help make a difference! Support Credit to Connect by visiting https://www.givenow.com.au/credit_to_connect or by scanning the QR code

A safe home can change everything.Last year, 11,000 Victorians aged 16-24 presented alone to Specialist Homelessness Ser...
30/09/2026

A safe home can change everything.

Last year, 11,000 Victorians aged 16-24 presented alone to Specialist Homelessness Services.

Behind every number is a young person seeking safety, stability and the chance to thrive.

Ahead of the Victorian election, the Victorian FoyerInvest Working Group is calling for a commitment to six new Youth Foyers, providing young people experiencing homelessness with the support they need to build independent and successful futures.

Together, we can create lasting change.

🔗 Find out more: https://foyer.org.au/

Thank You to The GEO Group Australia - Fulham Correctional CentreQuantum Support Services would like to sincerely thank ...
28/09/2026

Thank You to The GEO Group Australia - Fulham Correctional Centre

Quantum Support Services would like to sincerely thank the employees of GEO Group - Fulham Correctional Centre for their generous Employee Giving donation of more than $3000.

These funds will support our Family Violence Crisis Accommodation properties, helping us purchase soft furnishings and assist with the ongoing upkeep of the homes. This contribution will help create safe, welcoming, and comfortable environments for women and children escaping family violence as they begin rebuilding their lives.

We are incredibly grateful for the support and generosity shown by the GEO Group team. Community partnerships such as these help us continue providing vital services and support to those who need it most.

Pictured from Fulham Correctional Centre are Jodie Kennedy (HR Manager), Jim Watson (Fulham General Manager), and Vesna Varesanovic (Vocational Services Manager). From Quantum Sonia O’Keefe (Manager Family Violence Specialist Services) and Leslie Smith (Head of Family Violence and Prevention)

On behalf of everyone at Quantum and the individuals and families we support, thank you for making a meaningful difference in our community.

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227 Princes Drive
Morwell, VIC

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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