At Refuge Victoria it’s been a year of building, literally and figuratively, with construction work on one of our core and cluster refuges and most of our refuge accommodation properties, new leadership, improvements to care, and a profile in a national newspaper. 

In this increasingly commercialised world where much of our Christmas experience is dominated by Big Business and social media saturation, it’s sometime easy to wonder where the true spirit of

As Homeless Week 2022 draws to a close, it’s our hope that everyone is more informed about how widespread homelessness is in Australia and the real need for action. At

As energy prices rise to new levels and the cost of living continues to increase, many of us are looking at ways to cut down on our heating costs. We’re

She was a little girl who, with her mother, had fled a violent home with just the clothes on their backs, but when she was handed a colourful handmade quilt

In addition to its three large family violence refuges, Refuge Victoria operates 15 Crisis Accommodation Properties throughout the state. We call them CAPs, but the families who reside in them