David Chong 60th Birthday Bash!!!

David Chong is raising money for St. Mary's House of Welcome

Celebrating the birthday of David Chong

on 2 April 2023

Campaign by St. Mary's House of Welcome (RCN 54 050 278 754)

Choosing to raise awareness and funds to support people who are homeless through your celebration is a wonderful act of kindness. Ask your friends and family to help celebrate your birthday, wedding or special event by giving the gift of community.

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A great way to celebrate my birthday is to donate to St Mary's House of Welcome in lieu of a gift.

St Mary's House of Welcomes open-door policy means that anyone who needs help can come to the centre for practical assistance. Whether its a meal, a shower and a change of clean clothes or other material aid, or more specialist support such as information, referral to access specialist services, legal support and emergency relief, at St Mary's House of Welcome Homeless Charity, we open our doors to those in need.

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Camilla Potoczny
1 year ago
Hi David, Thank you so much for your training this past weekend. I loved the content and found it so valuable. It was such a pleasure to have been able to learn from the best! Thank you!
A$100.00
Anonymous
1 year ago
Sera
1 year ago
Thank you!
A. Hativagone
1 year ago
This is such an important cause. Thank you for organising this initiative.
Anonymous
1 year ago
Thank you for the ISTDP training

About the campaign

In Celebration

Campaign by St. Mary's House of Welcome

About the charity

St. Mary's House of Welcome

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RCN 54 050 278 754

www.smhow.org.au

St Mary’s House of Welcome is a not-for-profit open access centre in the heart of Melbourne providing basic essential services to people who are homeless and experiencing poverty, severe and persistent mental health issues, and those who are extremely isolated and socially marginalised. Many of those who come to St Mary’s House of Welcome for help experience multiple issues such as sleeping rough, drug addiction, poverty, childhood trauma, mental illness, institutionalization and street drinking, all of which result in chronic social and health problems. St Mary’s House of Welcome’s open-door policy means that anyone who needs help can come to the centre for practical assistance. Whether it’s a meal, a shower and a change of clean clothes or other material aid, or more specialist support such as information, referral to access specialist services, legal support and emergency relief, at St Mary’s House of Welcome, we open our doors to those in need.