On December 6, 2006 Mitch Moseley, a 23-year-old homeless man, was bludgeoned to death as he slept near Sydney’s Town Hall. Moseley was killed in the course of a robbery. He had won about $2,000 on the poker machines that night. His killer followed him out of the last hotel where he was gambling and mugged him. Moseley’s murderer is now behind bars for at least 13 years.

Posted 01-02-2010

By Project Worker

"Cars and Cigars" was a fundraiser for the Micah Projects Inc 2009 Christmas Hamper Appeal. The event was sponsored by local businesses and car enthusiasts from around Brisbane. Thanks to sponosrs and supporters!

Posted 09-12-2009

By Project Worker

Posted 14-10-2009

By Jo Clifford

Posted 14-10-2009

By web editor

After 17 years of economic growth, homelessness in Australia remains unacceptably high.

Every night 100,000 Australians are homeless. Half are under 24 years old and 10,000 are children.1 There are some effective programs targeting people who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness, operating around Australia. They are not sufficient in number to have enough impact.
A new approach is required – one that brings people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness
from the margins in to the mainstream and provides them with opportunities the rest of us take for
granted – a good education, decent health care and a secure place to call home.
The new approach needs to be truly national. The best results require all levels of government
and service providers to commit to a joint effort. We also need to harness the contributions
and efforts of the business community.

Posted 15-4-2009

By Web Editor