Homelessness in NSW is a Human Rights Issue A safe, secure home is more than a roof over someone’s head. It is the foundation for health, safety, belonging and opportunity. Yet across New South Wales, thousands of people are experiencing homelessness or living in unsafe and insecure housing. Many are families, young people, First Nations peoples, people escaping violence, and individuals facing rising living costs. While homelessness is often associated with rough sleeping, t

No child chooses to leave No child chooses to leave their home. They don’t weigh up options. They don’t make plans. They go because staying is no longer safe. For Rohingya children and young people, that moment has been repeated across years, sometimes across generations. What looks like a single journey is often a long stretch of movement, uncertainty, and waiting. This Refugee Week, we are reflecting on those journeys, and on what it means when young people arrive in our c

Marist180 welcomed, supported and joined with many for this 2026 National Reconciliation Week. Staff gathered at La Valla, Blacktown, and online, to hear panellists and presenters share their experiences and insights on and of reconciliation. We were reminded that there are 5 dimensions to reconciliation: historical acceptance; race relations; equality and equity; institutional integrity and unity. First Nations people speaking for themselves about justice and healing. As we