Removals For Hope

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Welcome

Removals For Hope is a certified Social Enterprise with NDIS registration. We are passionate about helping the most vulnerable in the community. From listening to people’s stories and tailoring our supports, to also providing employment opportunities, we focus on building on people’s capacity to improve their wellbeing.

Our service is built around the NSW Health Integrated Trauma-Informed Care Framework. This helps us to provide strengths-based care in a supportive and safe environment for clients, support workers and staff. It also helps to better integrate care with partner agencies.

With our person-centred approach and lived experience, we think it’s important to apply trust, collaboration and choice to understand each person’s experience and to ease the transition from one home to the next. We assist with the tasks of maintaining a home or moving homes. Such as furniture removals, packing, sorting, decluttering, rubbish removal and home maintenance.

We mostly operate in the Sydney Metropolitan area, but do also go to Greater Sydney and beyond.

We offer fixed quotes and endeavour to work within the person’s budget if they cannot access funding. Our new Pay-it-forward program allows us to help ease the costly time of moving house. We also assist with referrals to programs that offer brokerage

Some of our service users!

Who We Help

We assist everyone, however, we like to focus on individuals and communities in disadvantaged situations. This criteria allows us to provide a valuable public benefit to those who could not otherwise access and afford these services when moving home:

  • People experiencing homelessness, including but not limited to: living in boarding houses, transition housing, coming out of incarceration and recently out of long-term stay.
  • People living (or seeking to live) in government accommodation, refuges, boarding houses, hostels or other subsidized accommodation.
  • People with disabilities
  • People experiencing, or at risk of domestic violence or domestic family violence.
  • LGBQTI+ communities
  • People from CALD backgrounds
  • People seeking asylum
  • Children and youth at risk
  • People caught up in the criminal justice system
  • Aboriginal & Torres Strait Island peoples and communities
  • People receiving case management
  • People receiving government benefits (Jobseeker, Disability Support, Jobkeeper and Aged Care pensions).
  • Low-income earners ($40,000 for singles, $65,000 for couples).