News Archive - Page 5 of 9

Homelessness Week Campaign

Sep 26

The first week of August was Homelessness Week, featuring the theme Homelessness Action Now. The week was an important opportunity for YWCA Australia to raise awareness of the growing housing crisis and advocate for lasting change.

Women Winemakers at Song Kitchen

Sep 26

To bring winter to a close, YWCA Australia's profit-for-purpose Song Kitchen in Sydney hosted its inaugural Women Winemakers event on 19 August, bringing the community together to celebrate good food, wine, and Song Kitchen's commitment to supporting the women helping shape the Australian wine industry.

Young Women's Council Annual Report 2025-26

Sep 26

Throughout the 2025-26 FY, the Council have been involved in a wide range of campaign, consultation and representation work - read all about it in the newly released Young Women's Council Annual Report 2025-26

New homes for women led families in Albury-Wodonga

Aug 26

YWCA Australia has officially opened 10 brand-new safe, secure, affordable and long-term homes for women led families in the Albury-Wodonga region.

New advisory group to put lived experience at the heart of homelessness reform

Jul 26

Expressions of Interest are now open to join the new Lived Experience Advisory Group (LEAG), which will provide an opportunity for people who have experienced homelessness or housing insecurity to contribute directly to the design and improvement of the systems and services that support them.

Meet our new Board Trainees

Jul 26

YWCA Australia’s Board Traineeships program is one of a range of leadership growth opportunities we offer to young women and gender diverse people.

Farewell Michelle Phillips

Jun 26

On behalf of the Board of YWCA Australia, I would like to farewell and congratulate Michelle Phillips on an incredible tenure as Group CEO YWCA Australia.

YWCA Australia releases its first Impact Report

Jun 26

YWCA Australia has today released its first Impact Report, marking an important step forward in how the organisation understands, measures and communicates the difference it makes.

New research: Investing in social and affordable housing for women and families delivers huge return on investment

Jun 26

Cost-benefit analysis reveals every $1 invested in long-term gender-responsive housing returns $2.02 to government - rising to $4.66 in family reunification scenarios - while avoiding millions in annual health and justice costs.

New Housing in Ipswich

May 26

Earlier this year, our housing development in Ipswich Queensland was fully completed and tenanted, providing ten safe and secure homes for women and gender diverse people.

Meet Board Trainee Clara

May 26

YWCA Board traineeships are an incredible opportunity to gain governance experience. Read about current Trainee Clara's experiences.

Housing Partnership in Adelaide

May 26

In February, YWCA Australia officially received handover from the South Australian Housing Trust (SAHT) of Tucker St Studios, a brand new a six-storey development featuring 50 modern, self-contained studio apartments.

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