Daydawn Advocacy Centre helps and assists Aboriginal people who are at the risk of eviction from public or private housing or are experiencing homelessness.
Clients are referred by parents, grandparents, friends, government departments, welfare agencies, hospitals and a variety of other organisations. Daydawn Advocacy Centre assists with a variety of issues impacting the lives of Aboriginal individuals and families, including advocating, lobbying and negotiating with government and non-government agencies, utility services, legal services, medical services and others when required.
As an agency of the Catholic Church, Daydawn Advocacy Centre is involved in reconciliation initiatives, in addition to networking with Aboriginal leaders and other Aboriginal organisations.
