memorial association
Providing long term wrap around care and support for women who are suffering from displacement from the home, domestic violence, or hardship
giulia kitchin
SUPPORTING WOMEN
DISPLACED FROM HOME
EXPERIENCING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
HARDSHIP
in memorial of giulia
GP Dr Giulia Kitchin was only part way through renovating a dilapidated cottage into a refuge for homeless women when she died of a brain tumour in January 2023.
But her dream has just become a reality after her husband, Dr Russell Young, finished the project in her honour, two years after her death.
The 130-year-old weatherboard cottage had been earmarked for demolition; it was on a block bought by the couple intended for car parking for Dr Young’s sports medicine clinic in Albany, WA.
To provide long term wrap around care and support for women who are suffering from displacement from the home, domestic violence, or hardship
mission statement
Giulia Kitchin Memorial Association acknowledges the Menang Noongar people people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work. We recognize and respect their deep connection to this country and pay tribute to their Elders past, present, and emerging. It is a privilege to stand
At Giulia Kitchin Memorial Association, we are committed to providing inclusive and welcoming care for all individuals, including members of LGBTIQA+ communities
