Each year, with the help of generous people such as you, Odyssey House Victoria accommodates over 550 adults and 75 children in its residential treatment and support programs. We also provide intensive support, counselling and employment programs and other key outpatient services to over 1000 individuals and family members in the community per annum.
Every day, our residential rehab facility in Melbourne creates huge amounts of food waste. This isn’t sustainable. The solution?
A commercial food composter will help us divert this waste from landfill and create worm-happy compost. But at $50,000, it doesn’t come cheap.
With your donation, Odyssey can keep making a big impact, but with a smaller environmental footprint. Please help us create a more positive and sustainable future, for people and the planet.
Every bit helps!
We are planning to expand our Circuit Breaker Program from the current 15 beds to 50 beds. Please help us to purchase the additional beds and bedding.
Learn more about how Odyssey House uses funding and donations by reading Our Impact >
This is the first in a series of videos where our staff tell it like it is. In each episode they'll share the work they do, the people they work with and the difference it makes. The real deal.
Donations made to Odyssey House deliver quality, intensive residential and community-based treatment and support programs
Odyssey House Victoria’s accounts are audited every year by independent certified public accountants
Odyssey House Victoria is endorsed as an income tax exempt charitable entity and deductible gift recipient
Odyssey House Victoria is committed to protecting your privacy and the confidentiality of any personal information you provide to us. We comply with the Australian Privacy Principles as outlined in the Privacy Act 1988. Odyssey House Victoria does not share donor information with any other organisation.
Odyssey House Victoria is registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits commission; the national regulator of charities.
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