Knowing no one knows where I am is a big relief and comforting, for both my child and I.

Everyone has the right to feel safe.

Good Samaritan Inn is a specialist service providing crisis, short-term and transitional accommodation and support for women, children and young people who are experiencing family violence or homelessness.

Each year, we provide practical and emotional support and case management to approximately 250 women, children and young people. Good Samaritan Inn welcomes women, children and young people from all different backgrounds.

Last financial year

101women supported

89children and young people supported

3,165bed nights

24years of
service

19 staff
employed

802volunteer
hours

Good Samaritan Inn provides:

Crisis and transitional accommodation
Case management support
Child and young person-focused and trauma-informed support
Risk assessment and safety planning
Access to transitional housing
Access to legal and financial services
Family violence prevention awareness programs
Pet therapy and art therapy
Employment program

Good Samaritan Inn refers to the women, children and young people as “guests” and offers them “hospitality” in recognition of the founders and trustees of the service, the Sisters of the Good Samaritan and their Benedictine tradition.

Providing refuge to women and their children since 1996.

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Good Samaritan Inn Receives New Commonwealth Funding.

GSI are pleased to announce the success of a recent grant submission, with funding confirmed from the Australian Government Department of Social Services. The significant

Annual Report 2023

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Annual Report 2022

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