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Horizon House


St John of God Horizon House provides accommodation, care and intensive support to young people aged 16 to 22, who need a safe and stable home.

Young people who live in Horizon House have a variety of different backgrounds. Those who are vulnerable or at risk of being homeless are given long-term accommodation and support for education, training, employment and life skills development.

Located in towns and cities across Victoria and Western Australia, our houses give young people the opportunity to live in a caring environment that encourages respect and responsibility. This fosters trusting relationships that help young people realise a brighter future and fulfil their potential.

Horizon House is operated as part of St John of God Health Care’s commitment to Social Outreach and Advocacy Services.

More about the Horizon House model of care.

Latest News

  • Manny's story

    Manny had little stability throughout his childhood but Horizon House is helped him realise his potential.

    Date: 24.05.13
  • Support for pregnant young women

    Senior social worker, Monica Petracca, speaks about her role at Horizon House Dianella.

    Date: 21.05.13
  • Inspirational experiences

    Horizon House residents were left in awe after an unforgettable day of music and performance.

    Date: 26.04.13
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Empowering young people to live independently

Horizon House

Horizon House has been supporting young people in need since 1999. We now provide long-term accommodation services in ten locations across WA and Victoria.

New services have been developed to ensure that we can meet the needs of more young people in the community and we work collaboratively with other organisations to ensure the best possible outcomes for our clients.

Spotlight on Horizon House

  • Education and training

    Keyboard

    Residents are supported in their education, training and employment goals, enabling better prospects for securing  accommodation and work when they leave our care. More.

  • Broadening Horizons

    Horizon House

    Specialised care has been developed for Aboriginal young men at Horizon House Broome and pregnant women at Horizon House Dianella. Transitional housing has also been introduced in Warrnambool. More.

  • Stay connected

    Horizon House

    You can keep up to date with developments at Horizon House in a number of ways. Monthly updates are included in the Social Outreach and Advocacy eNewsletter. View or subscribe here.