Sacred Heart Mission
Natalie Capp currently serves as the Director of People and Culture at Sacred Heart Mission since September 2024. Previously, Capp held the position of Chief People Officer at North Richmond Community Health from July 2023 to September 2024 and was the Executive Director for People, Place and Enablement at the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre from February 2023 to July 2023. Prior experience includes serving as the Director of People and Culture at Whitelion between March 2021 and January 2023, along with various roles at the Australian Red Cross from November 2006 to February 2021, including Interim Head of People and Culture, People and Culture Manager (VIC/TAS), and Human Resources Manager. Capp began their career as a Human Resources Officer at Esplanade Hotel Fremantle from February 2002 to November 2006. Educational qualifications include a Post Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management from Deakin University (2005-2006) and a Bachelor of Media Arts in Public Relations and Advertising from Wintec - Waikato Institute of Technology (1998-2000).
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Sacred Heart Mission
Since opening our doors in 1982 to share a meal with the most vulnerable members of the community, we have evolved into an independent non-profit organisation renowned for effectively helping thousands of people experiencing homelessness to rebuild their lives. At the heart of everything we do, we recognise everybody is unique. No matter where people are in their journey, we are here to support them and we do not give up. Everyone is welcome at our table. Our research, policy and advocacy work aim to address the underlying causes of deep, persistent disadvantage throughout Australia. Vision Our vision is of an inclusive, fair and compassionate community, which enables people to overcome disadvantage and realise their full potential. Mission Our Mission is to build people's capacity to participate more fully in community life, by addressing the underlying causes of deep, persistent disadvantage and social exclusion. Our service types We offer more than 20 programs and services, delivered in collaboration with a network of specialist, referral and service partners to provide wraparound support for our clients. We work with people short, medium and long-term through: • Engagement hubs • Individualised planned support; and • Longer-term support and accommodation. Funding While we do receive government funding, we are sustained by a pool of support from our community of donors, partners and volunteers to deliver our programs and services. Ways you can support us: • Single or recurring monthly donation • Workplace giving • Corporate volunteering • Individual volunteering • Bequest (leave a gift in your will) • Donate items to our op shops • Shop at our op shops • Attend our fundraising events • Community fundraising • Talk about the deeper issues behind homelessness.