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Rose Palmer, Caroma Industries
Caroma, an iconic Australian company with over 75 years' experience creating bathrooms and kitchens, are supporting the Hope Street First Response Youth Service in Melton by donating commercial bathro... -
Paul Baulch, Reactivate Group
My passion in guiding children and young people to reach their full potential saw me serve on Hope Street's Corporate Committee for many years, with a view to assisting Hope Street increase its profil... -
SAF-HOLLAND Team
SAF-HOLLAND has been a part of the Melton community for over 60 years, and during that time, we have had the pleasure of supporting various local initiatives which have enabled us to forge close ties ... -
Terri Shannon, Bloom Interior Design & Decoration
Bloom Interior Design & Decoration partnered with Hope Street to provide pro-bono interior design services for the First Response Youth Service in Melton (Youth Refuge). -
Brendan Rundle, Stramit
Most of us would have experienced or had close family or friends who have experienced young people running away, often without any warning or understanding about why they have done so. The running awa... -
Bettina Spivakovsky, Upfront Events
I have been involved in the Arts and Music industry throughout my life and I have worked in a number of fields. For the last 29 years I have run my Upfront Events company and I have seen homelessness ... -
Matthew Dean, Woodlea
Woodlea is a masterplanned community in Melbourne’s west. We have supported Hope Street in Melton via hands-on volunteering and have donated funds to the Christmas at Hope Street campaign, enabling yo... -
Nicholas Cannavo, Ray White Thomastown
As a local real estate agent in the City of Whittlesea, I am very familiar with the Hope to Home in Whittlesea program run by Hope Street Youth and Family Services. Eight of the properties that I mana... -
Shane Sweeney, Melbourne Health
The Homeless Youth Dual Diagnosis Initiative (HYDDI) is a Department of Health and Human Services Youth Homelessness initiative implemented through a partnership between Hope Street and the NorthWeste...
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Hope Street acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation as the traditional custodians of the land and waterways. We pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging, and acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded. |
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