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    A place to call home

    Horizon House welcomes young people who need stable, long-term accommodation...

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    Young people are given ongoing support and opportunities to learn a wide range of life skills...

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    We have Horizon Houses in nine locations across Western Australia and Victoria...

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Welcome to Horizon House


St John of God Horizon House provides accommodation, care and intensive support to young people aged 16 to 22, who need a safe and stable place to call home.Horizon House

Young people who come to live in Horizon House have a variety of different backgrounds. Those who are vulnerable or at risk of being homeless are given long-term accommodation and support to further their education and employment opportunities.

Located in towns and cities across Victoria and Western Australia, our houses give young people the opportunity to live in a caring family environment that encourages respect and responsibility. This fosters trusting relationships that help young people realise a brighter future and fulfil their potential.

Horizon House is operated as part of St John of God Health Care’s commitment to Social Outreach and Advocacy Services.

More about the Horizon House model of care.

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Broadening our Horizons

Having established the first Horizon House in Geelong in 1999, our commitment to vulnerable, at-risk young people has grown considerably. In 2012 our tenth and eleventh homes will be opened on the same site – Horizon House Dianella in Perth’s northern suburbs.

This new service further broadens the reach of St John of God Horizon House to support the needs of young people with specific needs – in this instance supporting pregnant young women who want to take their baby to term in a Horizon House Dianellasafe, supportive environment.

Diversifying our work has also seen the establishment of accommodation for Aboriginal young men at Horizon House Broome (WA) and a new transitional model of accommodation at Horizon House Warrnambool (Victoria).

Every Horizon House continues to focus on a long term approach to helping young people with the support they need, in a safe environment, working towards the life skills needed for independent living once they leave our care.

  • Hospital provides brighter horizon for pregnant young women

    St John of God Subiaco Hospital will operate Australia’s first ever accommodation service – Horizon House Dianella – solely focused on supporting homeless young women prepare for the birth of their baby and assisting them to find a secure home.

    Date: 17.05.12
  • Waipuna awarded for earthquake help

    St John of God Waipuna has been recognised for its support to the community in responding to the February 2011 earthquake.

    Date: 11.05.12
  • From homelessness to happiness

    Former Horizon House resident, Mtima, celebrated his wedding after years in refugee camps and a spell of homelessness in Perth.

    Date: 04.05.12
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