SHIFT operations manager, Sam Birmingham, with director Anne Goslett. Photo Jeff Dawson
An organisation that aims to ‘disrupt the cycle of women’s homelessness’ has found a new home after being recently evicted from their premises.
Co-founder of the SHIFT Project, Anne Goslett, told
The Echo they are excited to be currently in the process of securing a long lease on a property in the Byron Bay Arts & Industry Estate.
Ms Goslett says, ‘To those members of our wonderful community who reached out to offer their support, ideas and encouragement – we thank you from the bottom of our hearts’.
Julie Wells, another SHIFT Project co-founder, said, ‘We are preparing for the big shift – packing down the old and fitting out the new will take many hands to get the job done.