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Introducing Juno
We are a proudly intersectional
feminist organisation.
Juno (formerly known as WISHIN) works with women, trans and gender diverse people and children who are experiencing homelessness or family violence.
Our primary role is to support and advocate for individuals and their children. Our approach is non-judgemental, personalised and evidence-based to empower the people we work with to make lasting change in their lives. We use and develop progressive and creative responses to homelessness, gendered poverty and trauma.
Our staff are skilled in working with a diverse range of women and gender diverse people, including those experiencing complex challenges such as trauma, mental illness or experience with the justice system. Juno partners with other community sector organisations to help clients access specialist support and resources.
Juno is a proudly intersectional feminist organisation. We advocate to improve systems and structures which contribute to gendered poverty, homelessness and family violence.
GENDERED LENS ON HOMELESSNESS
Gendered drivers of homelessness.
At Juno, we understand that the drivers of homelessness are complex and multifaceted. For women and gender diverse people, homelessness is often related to issues of poverty, gender inequality and family violence.

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Juno’s 2024-2025 Annual Report
We are delighted to bring you Juno's 2024-25 Annual Report! This year we supported more than 400 people experiencing homelessness and family violence, ... Read More
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Project Update: Co-Designing Gender-Transformative Solutions to Homelessness
We’re excited to share some exciting updates from the Women’s Housing Alliance (WHA) in relation to our Homes for 100 Women project. Over the past ... Read More
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Support Our Work
Please give today so that we can support women, gender diverse people and children experiencing homelessness and family violence to rebuild their ... Read More
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Celebrating EMPower Program Graduates
We were thrilled to celebrate the graduation of our first EMPower cohort, with eight women having completed 24 months in the EMPower ... Read More
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Our Statement in Support of Treaty for Victoria
Juno acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation as the Traditional Owners of ...

We’re hiring! – Homelessness Case Manager (6-Month Position)
As this is a 6-month position, we require someone with previous experience working in the ...








