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Ulladulla Safe Shelter - set to open 1st November 2020

Updated: Oct 11, 2020

Safe Waters has secured a property in the heart of Ulladulla for a safe shelter and is hopeful to be up and running by the 1st November 2020.

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Friday the 9th of October was an exciting day for Safe Waters Community Care Inc. as we signed the lease for our first property to be used as a safe shelter in Ulladulla. Ulladulla has never had a shelter for our people who experience homelessness so this is something the community has been looking forward to for a very long time.

Partnering with MUM real estate and a local church who has very kindly offered to donate our rent for 12 months, Safe Waters now has the opportunity to work with over 40 volunteers who are offering their time on rotating shifts to get this happening. All volunteers receive training and with more volunteers, the less shifts each person is required to do. We are always going to be looking for more volunteers.

Safe Waters are extremely grateful to MUM Real Estate and our local church for their help in making this happen. This is truly what community is all about in helping our most vulnerable people.

 
 
 

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Charity organisation

Address: 100 St Vincent Street 

ULLADULLA, NSW, 2539

Email: reception@safewaterscc.org

Phone: 0457 740 951

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ABN: 58 875 473 374

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Name: Safe Waters Community Care Inc.

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Safe Waters Community Care acknowledges the Yuin people, the traditional custodians of the land where Safe Waters Community Care was imagined and established.

 

The Yuin nation is beautiful Country, with mountains, forests, seas and skies that have been cared for by the Yuin people for many generations. We recognise that Creator God gave stewardship of these lands to the First Nations peoples of this country and that this stewardship has never been ceded. We acknowledge the varied cultures of First Nations Peoples and are thankful for the community that we share together.

 

We pay our respects to the Aboriginal Elders of these lands now known as Australia, past, present and emerging. We honour them for their wisdom and resilience. Safe Waters Community Care is committed to building right relationship with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, as brothers and sisters, and walking the journey of reconciliation in a spirit of love, care, truth and authenticity.  

 

May we continue to work for the flourishing of all.

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