Heaven Collective was born out of personal crisis and a deep desire to see lives transformed. Our journey began when Mili, a member of our family, was facing a long and painful battle with complex mental health challenges — including bipolar disorder, addiction, disordered eating, and chronic depression. At her lowest point, she came to stay on our land in the Northern Rivers, where we hoped to offer her one final moment of peace.

She was healed.

In the years that followed, we opened up our property as a place of refuge — welcoming others to come and stay, find rest, and rebuild. We reached out to the local town through weekly soup kitchens, live music, and community nights — creating a safe, welcoming space where people could connect, share a meal, and be reminded they’re not alone. What started as one family responding to pain with compassion evolved into a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting people experiencing homelessness, addiction, or psychosocial disability.

Now, we’re taking that mission on the road.

With Little Eden, our food truck and mobile outreach, we’re travelling across Australia — living in vans, visiting markets and festivals, and giving back in every community we touch. We serve nourishing food, share lived experience, and create inclusive spaces that foster dignity, connection, and hope.

From the hills of Nimbin to the open road, Heaven Collective continues to grow — led by compassion, shaped by experience, and driven by the belief that everyone deserves a chance to thrive.