Lifting Communities Out of Hardship

Providing essential food, clothing, and compassionate support to vulnerable Australians across New South Wales

People Fed

1M+

Food Rescued

450K+

Free Haircuts

60K+

Communities Supported

12+

Our Mission

Founded in 2013, Southlake Community Services was established to help vulnerable and marginalised individuals facing hardship. We started by helping 18 people in our first week. Today, we support thousands of people every week across Australia through our comprehensive outreach programs.

We are committed to uplifting lives, fostering a sense of belonging for all, and working with unwavering dedication and compassion to alleviate hardship, promote dignity, and empower individuals and families to thrive.

Compassion

We approach every person with empathy, dignity, and respect, understanding their unique circumstances and challenges.

Accessibility

Essential support should be available to everyone in need. We make our services accessible across communities we serve.

Community

We believe in the power of community partnerships and collaboration to create lasting positive change.

Impact

We focus on delivering real, measurable impact that helps people build stability, resilience, and long-term wellbeing.

What We Do

Comprehensive support services designed to meet immediate needs and build long-term resilience

Emergency Food Support

Free emergency hampers and community pantry access for families facing food insecurity. Available to anyone in need every 8 weeks.

Clothing & Essentials

New and quality clothing, toiletries, and essential items to help people maintain dignity and address immediate needs.

Community Hair Project

Innovative program providing free professional haircuts, offering more than just appearance—it's about confidence and belonging.

Community Engagement

Creating spaces where people can connect, belong, and access information about other support services available to them.

Join Our Movement

Together, we can create meaningful change in the lives of vulnerable Australians