Hebron Housing provides safe and secure shelter for vulnerable women, ensuring they have a stable place to call home.
Through education, counselling, and skill-building programs, women gain the tools and confidence needed to regain their independence and make positive life choices.
Hebron Housing’s holistic approach helps break the cycle of homelessness, offering a path to sustainable living and reducing the risk of future homelessness.
The organisation fosters a sense of belonging and community among its beneficiaries, reducing isolation and promoting emotional well-being.
The positive changes experienced by women supported by Hebron Housing extend to their families and communities, creating a ripple effect of improved lives and stronger communities.
“Hebron is the family I never had. Without it I wouldn’t have survived. They have given me back my life, my dreams, my hope.”
“From the moment of 1st contact with Hebron I felt heard and supported, I was in a desperate state and believed there was no hope for me, so when the phone was answered by a member of staff who understood my situation and said they may be able to help me I felt hope for the 1st time in a long time.
I am now living in a beautiful shared house with 2 other women in recovery.
The staff at Hebron are understanding and always go the extra mile, and some, to help us; courses, meetings, sign posting, a listening ear, there is always at least one member on the other end of the phone 24/7.
I could hardly believe my luck when I called Hebron and I was homed within 2 weeks.
I’m eternally grateful to Hebron they do an amazing job and really do care about us women.”
All women deserve to live in dignity and safety. They should have access to opportunities that will enrich and empower their lives.
Bill and Norma Gordon began the project which was to become Hebron House back in 1987.
Dedicated assistance, fostering independence through tailored guidance, community integration, and responsive care for an enriched and empowered living experience.
