One night can’t fix homelessness — but it can help change a life.
Every night, thousands of Australians experience homelessness, for many different reasons. Rising living costs, health challenges, job loss, family breakdown — and, in some cases, the need to escape domestic violence — can all lead to people losing safe, secure housing.
The link between domestic violence and homelessness is particularly close to my heart, which is why I’m taking part in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout this year. I’ll be sleeping outside for one night to step outside my comfort zone and help shine a light on the realities faced by people who don’t have the safety or stability many of us take for granted.
But awareness alone isn’t enough — practical support matters. The St Vincent de Paul Society provides real, on‑the‑ground help, from emergency accommodation to longer‑term support that helps people regain stability and dignity.
If you’re in a position to support my fundraising, I’d be incredibly grateful. Your donation — whether it’s $50, $100, or more — can make a tangible difference to someone doing it tough.
Thank you for helping me make this one night count.
So far this year I helped provide

6
Individual support programs

16
Beds

64
Meals
Latest Donations
$1.03k
Your Tulla Friends!
$127.34
Tony Woodhouse
$127.34
Suzanne Grosvenor
Awesome cause and good luck Meg!
$120
Mark Mcintosh
$106.12
Dan Hoff
Well done, Meg and the other 'sleepers'!
$106.12
Ruby And Charlie
$100
Matt M
Really proud of you for stepping up for your first winter sleepout Meg. Thank you
$75
Meg Dolan
$54.84
Iree Leonor
Go Meg! Sending you warm vibes to beat the cold and spread love to community in need. Proud of you!!!
$53.64
Shelley Clark
$50
Lisa Evans
You are such an inspiration





all your mates here support you; well done; we love Vinnies!