Wesley Mission Victoria (WMV) provides services for people who are at risk of homelessness, people with disabilities, youth and families in crisis, older people, and people with Huntington's disease.

WMV advocates for better community and government responses to situations of need, and seeks to educate the wider public to change underlying attitudes and values about disadvantaged people. Throughout its history the Mission has endeavoured to channel its energies and resources towards the community's most urgent and unmet needs.

Some interesting WMV facts:

• Wesley assists about 55,000.00 people every year
• The organization receives support from more than 1,500 dedicates volunteers
• Wesley has been in operation since 1893

How will the funds be used?

Your donation will be used to support vital services as outlined below.

If you wish to donate to a specific WMV program, please note this when making your donation in the line "I would like to give this gift in memory of:"

Key Areas of Expenditure

People experiencing homelessness - including assistance with emergency relief and crisis accommodation

• People with disabilities
• Youth and families in crisis
• Older people - including intergenerational and intercultural services such as Wesley Homeshare
• Counselling services - including Lifeline Melbourne, a free, 24 hour telephone crisis counselling service
• People with Huntington's Disease