2026 NATIONAL IMPACT
$10,726,987
37,246*
people supported53,368*
nights of accommodation325,060*
meals providedTake a look below to see how the money raised by the Vinnies CEO Sleepout goes towards providing crucial support and services to people in need across Australia.
*These figures are a guide to show how your fundraising and support can make a difference for people in need across Australia.
EXPLORE THE IMPACT IN YOUR STATE OR TERRITORY
$1,140,012 raised across Western Australia
3,958*
people supported
5,671*
nights of accommodation
34,545*
meals provided
Together, business and community leaders across WA raised an incredible $1,140,012 at the 2026 Vinnies CEO Sleepout!
Here's how the funds raised will make a lasting difference to young West Australians experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Passages Youth Engagement Hubs – creating safety, stability and pathways forward
A significant portion of funds raised will help sustain and strengthen our Passages Youth Engagement Hubs. Located in Perth and Peel our Hubs provide safe, youth-focused spaces where young people can access practical assistance, advocacy, early intervention and connections to specialist services. For many, Passages is the first step away from crisis and towards safety, stability and a more secure future.
Demand for support continues to grow, particularly in the Peel region, where the Hub has outgrown its current premises. A portion of the funds raised will support a detailed scoping project to identify the best pathway towards securing a fit-for-purpose facility.
Compass Outreach Program – staying connected when young people need it most
The Compass Outreach Program, is an intensive targeted outreach and case-management program run through Passages for young people who may struggle to access or remain engaged with mainstream services.
Compass takes support beyond the walls of the Passages Hubs, meeting young people where they are and providing the consistent, trusted relationships needed to keep them connected. The program helps young people navigate complex service systems and build pathways into safe housing, education, employment, specialist services and longer-term support.
Some funding will also provide flexible brokerage assistance tailored to each young person's circumstances. This may include suitable clothing, TAFE or training registration costs, and essential technology such as a laptop or phone for work, education or accessing services.
*These figures are a guide to show how your fundraising and support can make a difference for people in need across Western Australia.




