Thread Together

We believe in the transformative power of clothing to foster dignity, confidence, and a sense of belonging. Through our partnership with Thread Together and St Andrews Anglican Parish at Indooroopilly, we’re providing brand new clothes to those in need.

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The power of clothes

Clothing is more than just fabric; it’s an expression of identity and self-worth. Wearing clothes that reflect one’s personal style can boost self-esteem and help individuals to face life’s challenges.
Our Thread Together services are designed to not just provide clothing, but to meet a basic human need in a dignified and respectful way, and enable people to make personal choices, without judgement, that reflect their unique needs and personality.

Services

Our Thread Together services include:

A ‘mobile wardrobe’ (van), which visits nearly 40 sites all around Greater Brisbane and sometimes beyond.
A clothing hub at St Andrews that offers a dignified retail experience, providing an environment in which individuals can choose new clothing that suits their personal needs and preferences.

Who can benefit

The Thread Together mobile wardrobe and clothing hub supports a diverse range of individuals and families, including:

People experiencing homelessness
Refugees and new arrivals
Young people at risk
Individuals and families recovering from natural disasters
Those facing financial hardship.

How the program works

Our ‘mobile wardrobe’ (van) visits a wide range of community organisations and churches across Greater Brisbane by prior arrangement. If your service supports individuals and families who are doing it tough, please contact us to arrange a visit.

Our referral-based clothing hub, located at St Andrew’s Anglican Church in Indooroopilly, operates on Monday mornings by appointment only. Case workers and coordinators can use our booking form to make an appointment for individuals and families to select from a range of new clothes in a supportive environment.

How to access the service

Access to the Clothing Hub is by referral.

Booking form

Individuals and families

Clothing hub (Indooroopilly)

If you’re connected to a support organisation, please ask them to make a booking on your behalf.
If you’re not currently linked to a support organisation, please contact any of the organisations on this list, and ask for a referral to the Thread Together hub through our booking form.

Unfortunately the clothing hub is not able to assist walk-ins.

Mobile wardrobe

Please ask your support organisation coordinator(s) if and when Thread Together attends a site near you and watch out for posters advertising our next visit.
If your organisation isn’t currently on our calendar, please ask your support organisation coordinator to contact us to arrange a visit.

Service providers

Clothing hub (Indooroopilly)

If you are a service provider, please complete this booking form to make an appointment for your client/s. You are welcome to make repeat bookings for the same client every three months.
If there is an emergency however, please always feel free to contact us.

Mobile wardrobe

If you are interested in the possibility of a Thread Together mobile wardrobe visit to support clients at your site, please contact us to discuss.

Get involved

The success of Thread Together relies on the generosity and support of the community. There are several ways you can get involved:

Volunteer: Join our community of volunteers – there’s a role for everyone!
Donate: Financial contributions to Thread Together help us maintain and expand our services.
Partner: We welcome conversations with community organisations and others who support people who are currently doing it tough.

By getting involved, you’re helping to make a tangible difference in the lives of individuals and families in our community, providing a hand up at a time when it’s needed.

Through our Thread Together partnership, we’re weaving threads of hope, dignity, and new beginnings.

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