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Support us by
downloading our APP
Simply text:
heroapp to 0439 18 18 18
an SMS will be sent to you with a link
to download the app
or press the button below on your mobile only
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Current ADF, veteran or a family member
and in need of emergency assistance?
Crisis ONLY number: 1300 532 112
General Enquiry 1300 853080
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of HomelessHeroes

The James Frizelle Charitable Foundation has been established to support those who have contributed to our great country but may have unfortunately through no fault of their own, fallen on hard times and can no longer speak for themselves.
Inevitably they may not have Government support and are not considered popular or newsworthy charitable projects.
They remain the “forgotten” in our society.
We wish to assist them to get their life back on track and restore their dignity. We can do this by working with other eligible charities who have the necessary expertise and human resources but need our financial support.

FIRST RESPONDERS
TO OUR
HOMELESS VETERANS
This radio ad is for Sydney
But the same applies all over the country!
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Homeless Heroes has been established by Wounded Heroes in 2017 to assist with emergency solutions to assist in solving the homeless veteran problem in Australia.
As with Wounded Heroes, Homeless Heroes are 'first-responders' and supports not only homeless veterans but also partners of veterans, where other community services are not immediately available.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) statistical definition states that when a person does not have suitable accommodation alternatives they are considered homeless if their current living arrangement:
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is in a dwelling that is inadequate; or
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has no tenure, or if their initial tenure is short and not extendable; or
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does not allow them to have control of, and access to space for social relations.
Homeless Heroes supports Veterans & includes people who have served as a member of the Australian Defence Force, whether they have served in a theatre of war or not. This includes peacekeepers and reservists.

How Many Veterans
are Homeless?
The numbers are not known and this has stifled the debate since 2009. Estimates range from 300 to 3,000 based upon a census study. Thus, there is no empirical evidence on the number of homeless veterans or those at risk of homelessness in Australia. The important thing is that it doesn’t matter how many there are. One is too many. The fewer there are the easier it will be to solve the problem.
Causes of veteran
homelessness
The greatest predicators of veteran homelessness are:
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Mental illness;
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Substance abuse (alcohol, prescription and illicit drugs);
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Family breakdown (often as a result of the previous two); and
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Financial problems.
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