real Talk by realestate.com.au
Sep 21, 2026 · 17 min · 10 segments
94% of homelessness is invisible. We unpack why those fleeing domestic and family violence are most seeking help, how $1M raised by A Home for All Foundation’s is funding crisis beds, caseworkers and…
Emily WoodGuest
Alice PiperHost
Jodie WilsonGuest
after hearing all of these impacts and the statistics and the stories, this is clearly just such important work.
And it's almost, in my opinion, the most important work that industries can get behind.
But I want to chat a bit about how people can actually get involved this year in supporting a home for all and any initiatives that people can be a part of.
Because I think the first year of the foundation, it was like, okay, this is new.
But Moving into the second year, there's very clear examples of just what can happen when people rally their resources.
Many organizations that are partnering with us are going through the night without a home, either in their office or in a car, in a workplace.
Some people are just going out without a comfort item, sleeping on a friend's couch, anything you can do to help raise money for the foundation.
Some people are getting teams together, some people are doing it as a solo effort, but I really want to encourage everyone this year.
We know it's not easy out there for a lot of people, but every little bit helps.
We also have a lot of partners that are coming on board to do a double donation or a match donation day.
absolutely so we'll just encourage anyone in whatever way they can to get involved as you can hear from jody a little bit can go a long way and have a really big impact
just on that like you know my whole team got involved last year and we all slept in the office but we actually had people from work sleep in a tent in their backyard and they got their kids involved and they made it a bit of a family affair so you can even do something like that like the possibilities are endless Yeah,
you can choose to go without a comfort item, choose to do it with, as I said, your family, your team, whatever.
And the thing I want to reiterate again, though, is by no means are we saying that that is going to in any way mirror what people are experiencing when they're experiencing homelessness.
This is just an opportunity for education and awareness, but also to raise the money that's going to go to much needed charities.
after hearing all of these impacts and the statistics and the stories, this is clearly just such important work.
And it's almost, in my opinion, the most important work that industries can get behind.
But I want to chat a bit about how people can actually get involved this year in supporting a home for all and any initiatives that people can be a part of.
Because I think the first year of the foundation, it was like, okay, this is new.
But Moving into the second year, there's very clear examples of just what can happen when people rally their resources.
Many organizations that are partnering with us are going through the night without a home, either in their office or in a car, in a workplace.
Some people are just going out without a comfort item, sleeping on a friend's couch, anything you can do to help raise money for the foundation.
Some people are getting teams together, some people are doing it as a solo effort, but I really want to encourage everyone this year.
We know it's not easy out there for a lot of people, but every little bit helps.
We also have a lot of partners that are coming on board to do a double donation or a match donation day.
absolutely so we'll just encourage anyone in whatever way they can to get involved as you can hear from jody a little bit can go a long way and have a really big impact
just on that like you know my whole team got involved last year and we all slept in the office but we actually had people from work sleep in a tent in their backyard and they got their kids involved and they made it a bit of a family affair so you can even do something like that like the possibilities are endless Yeah,
you can choose to go without a comfort item, choose to do it with, as I said, your family, your team, whatever.
And the thing I want to reiterate again, though, is by no means are we saying that that is going to in any way mirror what people are experiencing when they're experiencing homelessness.
This is just an opportunity for education and awareness, but also to raise the money that's going to go to much needed charities.
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