Sponsor a night of shelter
Every night, families across Brisbane are forced into motels — not by choice, but because there’s nowhere else to go. Micah Projects is supporting 250+ families, including 450 children, in crisis accommodation right now.

Help fund a temporary roof for local families who don’t have a home.
$230 gives a night of shelterWe need your help
It takes a community — as part of ours, please help families without a home tonight.
Street homelessness is visible, but most families experiencing homelessness are hidden — living in cars, couch surfing, or staying in motels they can’t afford.
We stand with community that values justice, equity and believes everyone has a right to a home.
Thank you to everyone who has helped!
In 2025, we called for $23,000 to fund 100 nights of accommodation and you helped us raise more than $50,000.
As we continue to see more families in need in 2026, we ask you to keep contributing what you can towards crisis accommodation for families.
Key figures

250+ families
Hundreds of local families are facing homelessness in Brisbane.

450 kids
Tonight, we're supporting more than 450 Brisbane kids and their 250+ families who don't have a home.

365 nights
Families often stay more than 365 nights in crisis motel rooms while waiting for permanent, affordable housing.

Donating
Your donation to Micah Projects will have a direct and immediate impact, giving local families a roof while they wait for affordable long-term housing to become available.
- $64 provides a family food bundle, suited for motel facilities
- $230 provides one night of motel accommodation for a family
- $1,610 sponsors a whole week stay for a family facing homelessness
- $6,900 provides one month of shelter, while we work on longer-term housing options

Learning more
Read more about our work to support families in crisis, see the research, learn what's working and find out how you can get involved.

Sharing the facts
Real change starts with real conversations, and we need you as a community advocate.
- Share the facts on social media: Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook
- Have a conversation within your community
Brisbane is facing a growing homelessness crisis, worsened by a lack of affordable housing and an overwhelmed social housing system.
People are being priced out of rentals and left without options. Families, children, and vulnerable individuals are paying the price.
Homelessness is a justice issue — everyone deserves a safe place to live.