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03/09/2026

A big thank you to Dan Bull and the wider Maylands community for getting behind Brekky for Better and taking the time to tour Uniting WA's homelessness hub, Tranby.

Every breakfast donation creates moments of connection and support for people experiencing homelessness. ☕🥣

🔗Learn about how your brekky donation becomes the gift that keeps on giving here: https://unitingwa.org.au/brekkyforbetter/

01/09/2026

Check out our Brekky for Better community! 🙌

From schools and local businesses to community groups and workplaces, thank you for getting behind Brekky for Better this August. Together, you've helped stock our shelves with breakfast essentials that create opportunities for connection, conversation and practical support.

Stay tuned as we reveal just how much this community achieved together.
Because breakfast is just the beginning 🥣💜

28/08/2026

🏡 A welcome visit to our new Supported Independent Living (SIL) homes in Riverton.

Minister for Housing and Works John Carey and Federal Member for Tangney Sam Lim MP recently visited our two new SIL homes in Riverton, seeing firsthand how these purpose-built homes will expand accessible housing options and support greater independence for people living with disability.

Minister Carey joined future resident Aaron for a tour of the home, which includes an adjustable kitchen bench and other accessible features designed to make daily living easier. Built by JFK Custom Homes, the new homes will accommodate up to six people, providing wraparound support, alongside safe and secure housing.

Through strong partnerships, we're proud to help create more inclusive communities and expand housing options for people living with disability across Western Australia.

27/08/2026

A group of Uniting WA team members recently had the opportunity to hear Dr Andrew Davies speak about the journey behind Homeless Healthcare and the importance of meeting people where they are.

We’re proud to partner with the Homeless Healthcare team at our Uniting WA homelessness hub, Tranby, here in Perth, where people can access healthcare alongside meals, showers, practical support and pathways to housing and other services.

Partnerships like this help make support more accessible for people experiencing homelessness.

20/08/2026

Thanks for getting the Ellenbrook community behind Brekky for Better, Michelle Maynard MLA 💜 Every donation will help nourish people on their journey out of homelessness.

19/08/2026

A traumatic event left Jodie and her family without a safe place to call home.
For seven years, Uniting WA was there with practical support, meals and connection.
Today, she's in a home of her own.

Support Brekky for Better and help create meaningful change which lead to paths home.
📍 Donate breakfast essentials at a local collection point or donate online: https://unitingwa.org.au/brekkyforbetter/

18/08/2026

James' story tells us breakfast is just the beginning. ☕

At the Uniting WA Tranby Engagement Hub, a shared meal is often the first step towards connection, trust and a path home from homelessness. For James, support started with a simple hot shower, meal and people who kept showing up.

This Brekky for Better, you can help create more moments like these by donating breakfast essentials at your local collection point or making a donation online.
📍Find your nearest collection point here: https://unitingwa.org.au/brekkyforbetter/

17/08/2026

Peanut butter ✅
Instant coffee ✅
Making a difference ✅

Every Brekky for Better donation helps provide breakfast essentials for people experiencing homelessness. Find your local drop-off point here: https://unitingwa.org.au/brekkyforbetter/

14/08/2026

As cost-of-living pressures intensify, we're seeing more and more West Australians turn to Uniting WA for support. Every day, Uniting WA's homelessness hub, Tranby, helps people access meals, essential services and meaningful pathways forward.

The figures in this post represent more than just statistics — they represent real people navigating real challenges. Your support can help ensure people experiencing homelessness have access to food, connection and care when they need it most.

☕🥣Want to make a difference? Visit https://unitingwa.org.au/brekkyforbetter/

13/08/2026

It was a valuable opportunity to join sector colleagues at the Shelter WA Homelessness Week event, The Future of Homelessness Practice Workshops, to discuss the challenges facing the homelessness workforce and explore practical solutions.

Discussions highlighted key issues including funding models contributing to underfunding and understaffing, workforce recruitment and retention, and the growing psychological and physical demands placed on frontline workers.
Importantly, we also identified opportunities for positive change, including creating more flexible and meaningful job designs, better integrating lived experience across consultation, co-design and service delivery, using AI to reduce administrative burden, and increasing access to supervision and support.

Uniting WA was proud to sponsor this important event and support collaboration to strengthen the sector and improve outcomes for people experiencing homelessness.

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