121 Networks

HOME WITH DIGNITY

Every contribution will help us build a community

FUNDRASING

By raising as much money as possible, we aim to provide not just shelter, but a home where these women and men can live with dignity, security, and peace of mind.

We believe that we can achieve this in the following ways:

Acquire land and/or property to ensure that the most older vulnerable women and men can stay within their support networks, avoiding the need to relocate to more affordable areas far from their communities.

Buy, build, renovate and refurbish to create suitable housing that allows for aging in place thereby preventing the need for early entry into the aged care system
Head leasing properties in partnerships on behalf of older women. This guarantees affordable housing for life, allowing these vulnerable older women and men to age peacefully in the one place.

All fundraising activity is conducted for the purposes of funding services for HOMELESS PEOPLE OR PEOPLE IN DANGER OF BECOMING HOMELESS in Australia pursuant to State/Territory regulations.

A Club To Help Those In Need!

Giveaways for a Cause are focused on doing several things. Number one is to conduct giveaways so that we can raise money for the good people of the Angelus Community.

The Angelus Community has been working for 30 years with homeless Aussies and people in danger of becoming homeless.

By purchasing a package below you will be Helping Those In Need!

Our vision is simple but profound - welcome home

Our organization is actively engaged in initiatives and partnerships in this arena aimed at providing safe and stable housing solutions for those in need.

we are deeply committed to addressing the housing crisis and improving the lives of those living in unstable and unsafe situations. Many of our programs have a special focus on supporting the women and men over 55 who are grappling with the challenges of housing insecurity.

What do we do

ONE2ONE NETWORKS LIMITED is an autonomous incorporated body of individual members with a common ethos to raise funds for homelessness and support of marginalized persons throughout Australia.

To establish a support network and initiate and target intentional growth opportunities for volunteers which will strengthen the local volunteers and communities through formation, seminars, workshops and developing and distributing promotional, teaching and support material in support and advocatory for homelessness.

2. Help to disadvantaged communities and to promulgate other purposes tending to promote the moral or spiritual welfare of their community of interest.

3. Encourage Cultural Diversity in facilitating the settlement of migrants and humanitarian entrants in the community through housing, support and participation of marginalized people in local communities

4. To support one2one networks homeless activities through developing a professional business portal that will support the on the ground activities: such as a housing and tenancy platforms and a not-for-profit business for property management

5. Support for homelessness with a priority for women over 55, Housing for single mothers / fathers, single women and men and Pathways for Youth,

6. To help disadvantaged Australian communities and encourage inclusion of vulnerable and marginalized families effected by break down of the family unit due to divorce, illness, mental health, and domestic violence back into community life with support, advocacy and referrals.

HIDDEN HOMELESSNESS

“Women over 55 represent our fastest growing cohort of homeless people. They often go unnoticed as they find refuge in cars and friends’ lounges, quietly experience homelessness for longer periods of time, and struggle with lower incomes, health issues, limited access to affordable housing, gender-based discrimination and lack of support.

The reasons behind hidden homelessness especially amongst older women are diverse and encompass economic instability, domestic violence, and family breakdowns as leading factors. Women in these situations often fear the stigma associated with visible homelessness, which can lead to a reluctance to seek help or resources, causing them to go silent.

Men over 55 are more likely to be living in improvised dwellings, tents or sleeping out than women: 12 per cent compared to 8 per cent. However, most males 55 and over who are experiencing homelessness are living in boarding houses. There can also be various factors that may have led to their situation such as the breakdown of a marriage, job loss, death of a partner or development of an illness.

The housing stress or an inability to obtain housing often places someone at risk of homelessness in unsuitable living arrangements and can cause physical health problems or mental health problems — including anxiety, depression and loneliness — and this makes finding and maintaining safe and suitable housing very challenging for the person.

Cowboy Calendar

Explore the year ahead with our sensational 2025 Urban Country Calendar, showcasing twelve handsome cowboys, one every month.

This calendar is a celebration of Australia’s hard working Country men. Created by 121 Networks Ltd to provide support and housing options for men and women over 55 who are homeless or in danger of being homeless.

121 Networks Ltd is promoting the calendar to help raise funds for the Angelus Community who provide not only shelter, but a home where people can live with dignity, security and peace of mind.