Celebrating the Feast of St Bartholomew
Posted September 1, 2021
August 24 marked the Feast of St Bartholomew. Traditionally in England, this day was a harvest feast for shepherds and farmers, celebrating their flocks.
Here at St…
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Homelessness Week: BHP Sleep Out
Posted September 1, 2021
As temperatures dipped below 4-degrees Celsius on Thursday the 5th of August, a group of BHP staff joined St Bart’s Executive team to brave the cold…
MEDIA RELEASE: City of Perth Opens Safe Night Shelter for Men
Posted July 21, 2021
The City of Perth’s two-month trial of a Safe Night Shelter for men at Citiplace Community Centre will commence this evening, Monday 19 July.
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Control and choice in uncertain times
Posted July 7, 2021
by Chaplain Ross Jones
Have you ever wondered if the events in your life are as guaranteed and predictable as you would like them to be?
On…
Introducing Neil Starkie – GM Strategic Partnerships and Growth
Posted July 7, 2021
St Bart’s is delighted to welcome Neil Starkie in his position as GM Strategic Partnerships and Growth.
Originally hailing from the UK, Neil spent 25 years as…
Sara one of 30 specialised trainers
Posted July 7, 2021
When Homelessness Australia sought expressions of interest from experienced Housing First (HF) practitioners throughout the country to undertake a Train the Trainer program, our very own Reconnecting Lives…
New Strategic Plan 2021-2025
Posted June 2, 2021
We’re excited to present our new strategic plan, designed to harness our efforts to take us on a bold journey, motivated by our vision of a community…
Care and civilisation
Posted April 29, 2021
by Chaplain Ross Jones
To care means to provide to the person in need that which is necessary for their health, welfare, maintenance and protection. Margaret Mead, a…
MEDIA RELEASE: St Bart’s volunteer named Community Citizen of the Year
Posted January 28, 2021
St Bart’s volunteer Mark Piggott was named the City of Perth’s 2021 Community Citizen of the Year for his efforts to help people experiencing, or…
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St Bart’s acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land that we live and work on, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation. We are privileged to work with, and alongside, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and encourage those who are emerging as leaders.
St Bart’s is committed to diversity and inclusion in all its forms. We welcome and support the health and wellbeing of all people, regardless of background, age, ethnicity, religion and gender identity.