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Why are so many veterans homeless?

Unfortunately, returning veterans who become homeless due to mental health problems or economic hardship are also becoming more common in homeless populations. Many veterans find it difficult to transition into civilian life in general. Whilst serving, there is a camaraderie and a structure that provides connection and purpose. So, when that goes away, many struggle as they lose a significant element of community and routine from their lives
Brad Robertson
The life changing importance of sleep health

Considering we spend over half of our lives sleeping, it’s shocking how much we underestimate the impact lack of sleep can have on our health and wellbeing. Not being able to fall asleep, sustaining quality sleep, getting enough sleep, dealing with broken sleep and waking when you should definitely still be asleep – are all daily challenges for many.
Meet veterans we help

Financial hardship

In times of financial hardship, we can provide immediate relief. From paying household bills, to arranging housing, booking and paying for household repairs; coordinating donations of clothing, furniture, appliances and electrical equipment to covering rehabilitation, medical and travel expenses; or covering funeral expenses.
Mildura
Peninsula
Contact us

Carry On (Victoria) head office is located at Level 8, 1 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne 3000
Ballarat
Fundraising

Fundraising is not only vital for the strength and longevity of Carry On (Victoria)’s work, it also provides a great opportunity for volunteers and supporters to be practically involved in things that help support our Ex-Servicemen and Women and their families. Plus, many of the fundraising efforts are fun social events to be involved in!
Our team
Visit our Hastings Op Shop & Veterans Centre

Our Op Shop in Hastings helps raise funds for our numerous welfare programs. It is also home to a veterans’ centre where anyone is welcome to stop by for a cuppa and a chat.
Carry On Spring Ball
5 Things to do for good mental well-being in Isolation

Now more than ever, it's essential to not only look after our physical health but our mental health and wellbeing too. Isolation can have a negative impact on mental health, and it can manifest as feelings of irritability, anger, restlessness, boredom, and loneliness. The good news is that there are things you can do to develop strength and resilience through uncertainty.