Opened in 1987, Avalon is a unique centre with a focus on meeting unmet needs. It is run entirely by volunteers and survives solely on donations and grants. Our aim is to help people who have slipped through the cracks, including the homeless, people with mental illness and/or disabilities, the elderly and anyone requiring support.
Our aim is to help people who have slipped through the cracks, including the homeless, people with mental illness and/or disabilities, the elderly and anyone requiring support.
The Avalon Centre opened in 1987 at North Caulfield, and was established originally as a “Centre of Creativity and Natural Healing”.
Where does Avalon’s funding come from? What type of activities could I do as an Avalon volunteer?
To help when we can, where we can and in whatever way we can
Avalon and LongView share the same values and holistic focus. LongView’s vision for Australia is to make housing more accessible and dignified and we are honoured and proud to have LongView as our official Community Partner.
LongView assists Avalon with financial support, free professional services including property management, advisory and maintenance supporting our mission statement to help meet the unmet needs of those who have been forgotten, overlooked and left behind.
