Post by Australian Muslim Women's Centre for Human Rights

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Housing affordability has impacted many families across Australia. For newly arrived Muslim women and their children, this challenge is often greater, leaving many living in unsafe and unstable conditions, or facing homelessness. Limited rental history, complex circumstances, language barriers, discrimination and complicated application processes can make it incredibly difficult to secure a safe and suitable home. AWMCHR recently supported a mother and her child, who has significant medical needs, after they had been living in housing that was not suitable for their circumstances. With limited English and no rental history in Australia, finding a suitable home felt impossible. Through dedicated advocacy, practical support, and guidance throughout the rental process, we worked alongside the family to secure housing that met their needs. The result was more than housing, it was stability, reduced stress, and a safer, more supportive environment. But many Muslim women and children are still waiting for that opportunity. When housing is unsafe, overcrowded, or unsuitable, the impacts reach every part of life: children’s learning, family wellbeing, financial security, safety and community connection. Every woman and child deserves access to safe, stable, and suitable housing. As housing pressures continue to rise, we must ensure newly arrived families are not left behind. Donate today to help Muslim women and children access housing support, emergency relief, food vouchers, household essentials, and practical assistance when they need it most. 📍100% of your donations go directly to the families we support.  👉$2,000 can help a mother and her children pay a rental bond and secure stable housing. 👉$500 can provide food vouchers for women and children facing financial hardship. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gwfx95tA Together, we can help Muslim women and children access the support they need to achieve long-term stability and independence.

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