''I first came out here with a client who was funded through the NDIS. And guess what? I fell in love. When I started to struggle mentally with work-life balance, I became I client of Our House Our Haven. I explored being around the animals, and in the garden, but I found my spot in the heart of the house, in the kitchen. I love cooking for all the wonderful people that step through the Our House Our Haven doors. It is food that brings us together, but it’s the support that keeps us united."

“I love coming here because it’s an amazing place and you don’t get judged. I love playing with the ponies and they do amazing cooking classes."

“OHOH provides me with a sense of belonging. It’s become more than a mental health source, but a nexus of hope, compassion resilience and autonomy. Through the workers and programs run here I am developing new growth and abilities to grow and flourish in the community.”

“Before finding OHOH I found myself stuck and not making any progress in the public system, even since my first visit it’s become a safe space for me and have been making steady progress. I really feel accepted here and safe and endlessly thankful for all the staff that work here being so great.”

“Coming to OHOH is like a breath of fresh air, everyone here is so welcoming and kind, it’s a safe haven for people from all walks of life.”

"It’s a place where people can go if they are feeling low. Myself for example I found it full of genuine care. No one judges anyone. Which to me is quite amazing. I suffer from a few disabilities. Though I know when I am able to attend no one will put me down or make me feel bad. Everyone is so helpful there. I wish I could attend more. Though I suffer 24-7 with chronic back pain. The roads are not smooth enough for me to attend. If I were to rate Our House Our Haven out of ten, it would have to be a ten. There is nothing negative I can think of concerning OHOH."