Supporting Gippsland Through Compassion, Connection and Community Care
Willow House Community Support Ltd is a registered charity dedicated to improving mental health, promoting suicide prevention and awareness, reducing hardship and strengthening community connections across Gippsland, Victoria.
We believe everyone deserves access to compassion, practical assistance and opportunities to connect with others, regardless of their financial circumstances.
Our Free Community Programs
Community Foodbank: Free fresh produce and available food essentials every Monday and Thursday, 10–11am, at Moe Library Community Kitchen.
Mental Health Resources and Referrals: Free information, resources, guidance and referrals to appropriate mental health and community support services.
Suicide Prevention and Awareness: Raising awareness, reducing stigma, encouraging conversations about mental health and helping people connect with appropriate crisis and professional support services.
Community Connection Art & Craft Sessions: Free fortnightly sessions at Moe Library, welcoming people of all ages to connect, create friendships and enjoy creative activities together.
Practical Community Assistance: Household essentials and other donated items when available, helping individuals and families experiencing hardship.
NDIS Psychosocial Recovery Coaching & Community Supports
Alongside our free charitable programs, Willow House provides funded NDIS psychosocial recovery coaching and community-based supports for eligible self-managed and plan-managed participants.
These services focus on building independence, strengthening daily living skills, improving community participation and supporting individual recovery goals.
Developing sustainable NDIS services helps strengthen Willow’s long-term capacity while maintaining our commitment to free community assistance.
Growing Our Community Impact
We are working towards expanding our homelessness assistance and emergency hardship relief initiatives as additional funding and resources become available.
With the support of local businesses, volunteers and community members, we can continue making a meaningful difference.
Let’s improve our community together.
Our Community Foodbank is temporarily operating from Moe Library Community Kitchen
1–29 George Street, Moe
Every Monday and Thursday, 10–11am
Supporting Gippsland Through Food Relief, Wellbeing and Connection

Supporting Our Community, Changing Lives
Willow House Community Support Ltd is an established registered charity dedicated to improving mental health, promoting suicide prevention and awareness, reducing hardship and strengthening community connections throughout Gippsland, Victoria.
Through our free community programs, we provide food relief, mental health resources and referrals, practical assistance and fortnightly community connection art and craft activities for people of all ages.
We also provide professional, person-centred NDIS psychosocial recovery coaching and community-based supports for eligible self-managed and plan-managed participants, drawing on our experience in community support, mental health advocacy and assisting people facing complex life challenges.
Our commitment is to ensure individuals and families feel supported, respected and empowered, regardless of their circumstances.
Together, we can build a stronger, more compassionate Gippsland — one life at a time.


Willow House Community Foodbank – Moe, Gippsland.
Compassion, Experience and a Commitment to Change
Willow House Community Support Ltd is a registered not-for-profit charity, recognised by the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC), with Public Benevolent Institution (PBI) and Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status.
Our organisation was built on a genuine commitment to improving mental health, raising awareness of suicide prevention and making meaningful differences in the lives of individuals and families across Gippsland.
Our work is deeply personal. Members of our team have experienced the devastating loss of loved ones to suicide. These experiences have strengthened our determination to advocate for better mental health awareness, compassionate support and improved access to services for those who need them most.
We recognise the value of lived experience and the importance of listening to individuals, understanding their circumstances and responding with empathy, dignity and respect.
Through our community programs, mental health resources and referrals, suicide prevention awareness, food relief and NDIS psychosocial supports, we strive to make a positive and lasting impact.
We are committed to equality, diversity and inclusion, ensuring that people from all backgrounds feel welcomed, respected and supported without judgement.
At the heart of everything we do is one simple question: How can we make a real difference?
Our commitment remains the same — to empower hope, strengthen resilience and build a more compassionate, connected community.
Because every life matters.