... And it was launched by Australia&#x27;s Prime Minister - <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;goo.gl&#x2F;tRnGSD" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;goo.gl&#x2F;tRnGSD</a><p>I work @infoxchange as the operations lead, when I first heard the idea of a website or app for people that have found or are worried about finding themselves homeless in Australia I really didn&#x27;t think it made sense - until I saw the stats showing how many homeless people in Australia have regular access to a smart phone and data either via a cellular provider or free WiFi.<p>Today we served up over 54,000 requests to the site and it&#x27;s only in it&#x27;s first stage of inception.<p>We did a lot of research, working with homeless and at-risk people throughout Australia, it&#x27;s really been quite an eye opener especially for my team who are largely technically focused.<p>AskIzzy is the result of Infoxchange winning the Google Impact Challenge in 2015. For me the most interesting things about the site other than it&#x27;s value to those in need is that it didnt cost tax payers a cent to develop or host and it has no model for making profit of any kind, this resulted in the site being designed truly for the end consumer - the person in need.