Hopefield Services

09/10/2026

Save the date! We're bringing our preloved fashion finds to the Fair Trade Market.

📅 Saturday 17 October
⏰ 9am–2pm
📍 Gymea Baptist Church | 2-10 Tea Gardens Ave Kirrawee

We'll have a selection of beautiful women's clothing, shoes and accessories.

Put it in the diary and come have a browse. We're so excited to see you there!

https://hopeandlove.com.au

07/10/2026

🚨 Tickets close tomorrow night!! ‼️
100% of the People First Bank community lottery tickets will go to help Hopefield reach our communities most vulnerable. Tickets start at $2 and you can buy them online

06/10/2026

More information, referrals and applications here: https://hopefield.org.au/services/the-eve-project/

A Kirrawee-based program helping women rebuild their lives after abuse has opened applications for its 2027 intake.

Hopefield's EVE Project is a 12-month trauma-informed program designed for women who have experienced abuse and are ready to take the next steps towards rebuilding their lives.

Run from Hopefield's Kirrawee centre, the program combines individual case management and therapeutic support with small-group sessions, life skills and work-readiness training.

Participants are also supported to explore pathways into employment, further education, training or volunteering.

The program is deliberately kept small, with a maximum of 10 women in each intake.
Hopefield says more than 80 per cent of women who have previously completed the program have achieved the goals they set for themselves.

To be eligible, applicants must be aged 18 or over and have experienced trauma or abuse. Hopefield says participants must have been out of the abusive relationship for at least 12 months, have stable housing and be receiving support from a counsellor or psychologist.

Applications are followed by an assessment process to determine whether the program is suitable for each applicant.

The EVE Project is delivered by Hopefield from its centre at 2-4 Tea Gardens Avenue, Kirrawee.

Applications are now open for the 2027 intake.

More information and applications through Hopefield - https://hopefield.org.au/services/the-eve-project/

06/10/2026

A Kirrawee-based program helping women rebuild their lives after abuse has opened applications for its 2027 intake.

Hopefield's EVE Project is a 12-month trauma-informed program designed for women who have experienced abuse and are ready to take the next steps towards rebuilding their lives.

Run from Hopefield's Kirrawee centre, the program combines individual case management and therapeutic support with small-group sessions, life skills and work-readiness training.

Participants are also supported to explore pathways into employment, further education, training or volunteering.

The program is deliberately kept small, with a maximum of 10 women in each intake.
Hopefield says more than 80 per cent of women who have previously completed the program have achieved the goals they set for themselves.

To be eligible, applicants must be aged 18 or over and have experienced trauma or abuse. Hopefield says participants must have been out of the abusive relationship for at least 12 months, have stable housing and be receiving support from a counsellor or psychologist.

Applications are followed by an assessment process to determine whether the program is suitable for each applicant.

The EVE Project is delivered by Hopefield from its centre at 2-4 Tea Gardens Avenue, Kirrawee.

Applications are now open for the 2027 intake.

More information and applications through Hopefield - https://hopefield.org.au/services/the-eve-project/

01/10/2026

End of year discount available for in person psychometric testing at Hopefield Kirrawee. To find out more visit https://hopefield.org.au/services/clinical-services/cognitive-assessments/

30/09/2026

In just one week tickets to the Community Lottery close! Using this link, 100% of the tickets purchased will go to help Hopefield reach our communities most vulnerable. Tickets start at $2 and you can buy them here: https://www.communitylottery.com.au/products/hopefield-services

29/09/2026

Exciting news! 🤩 We've received a grant from Sutherland Shire Council as part of the 2026-27 Community Grants and Subsidies Program.

Funding will support our social connection groups meeting at both Kirrawee and Cronulla and outreach to those at risk of homelessness in Cronulla.

Thank you Sutherland Shire Council for supporting our work and helping us create positive outcomes for our community.

22/09/2026

We are thrilled to see over $2,700 has been raised through the Community Lottery! Thank you to all who have purchased tickets - 100% of the proceeds will go to supporting Hopefield's work - empowering and equipping those experiencing marginalisation to flourish. Help us reach our goal of $5K by purchasing a ticket today!

16/09/2026

CEO, Vicki Sherry at Converge 2026 in Canberra last week 💙

Family and domestic violence is one of the most urgent challenges facing our communities.

We were proud to have had Vicki join the delegation of sector leaders advocating for stronger action, greater collaboration, and a shared commitment to ending violence.

Key Advocacy Focus
• Ending Violence - Calling for a national commitment to end domestic violence against women and children by 2050
• Child Safety - Centrelink prevention, healing and recovery programs on children exposed to domestic family violence

14/09/2026

*Hopefield are now accepting referrals for our 2027 intake*

The EVE Project is a trauma-informed program for women who have experienced trauma, like domestic and family violence or abuse, and are now rebuilding their lives.

For more information visit: https://hopefield.org.au/services/the-eve-project/