Help us assist women in crisis to create a better, happier future
Help us assist women in crisis to create a better, happier future
Upcoming Events
Return and earn
Did you know you can select HKWS as your charity when you return and earn?
Click the image to hear more from our President Louise McCann about why she and her family are getting behind this initiative.
And you don’t have to be in our state to donate to us through Return and Earn using their new App.
City2Surf virtual run in your neighbourhood
Join #TeamHKWS in this year’s City to Surf.
Help women facing domestic violence and homelessness
HKWS is super excited to share this year’s City2Surf adventure with our community!
This year we aim to raise $25,000 to help deliver our vital support services to women who come to us in the most desperate circumstances.
Funds raised will help us innovate and extend out outreach program, advocate for women in need, and raise awareness about how we can all make our community a safer, kinder space.
Come and join us for some fun while raising money for women who need our support.
You can run, walk, skip or stroll with the HKWS team, or you can sponsor a family member, friend or yourself to “Run for Shelter” on your own.
Your support helps women experiencing domestic violence and homelessness. Every dollar, for every kilometre counts.
City2Surf 2021 will be a local neighbourhood event, where you can choose your own 14km route in your local LGA at any time from 17-24 October 2021.
It’s a simple two-step process:
Step 1: Register on the City2Surf website and download the app.
Step 2: Setup a team here and begin fundraising.
See you from 17 – 24 October 2021!
Who We Are
Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Women’s Shelter provides safe, temporary accommodation for vulnerable women fleeing domestic violence or homelessness. Our support services assist women in crisis to create a better, happier future. Read the stories of some of our clients below to find out more.
331
Women safely housed since opening
46
Women supported through HKWS Outreach Program
58
Women assisted in 2019
A further 105 couldn’t be helped because of a lack of resources