How can we talk to young people about domestic, family and sexual violence? Youth Off The Streets’ Kylie Sharp takes us through the approach of our training program, Safe Conversations.
Yousef’s story illustrates why young people from diverse cultural backgrounds are overrepresented in the youth justice system.
Yousef was only 14 when he was forced into youth detention. Now, he is struggling to rebuild his life on the outside.
Sunrise is pursuing her passion for music with support from the National Scholarship Program and Talent Development Project.
CEO Judy Barraclough explores the critical role of safe conversations in breaking the cycle of family violence and protecting vulnerable young Australians.
Growing up in a tumultuous household, Zara’s path was far from easy. Read their journey from a difficult childhood to finding support and hope through Youth Off The Streets.
CEO Judy Barraclough shares how systemic failures leave young people like Layla vulnerable to homelessness and how Youth Off The Streets is providing crucial support.
After being abandoned by her parents and experiencing homelessness several times, Layla has built a bright future for herself and her siblings with Youth Off The Streets’ support.
Two decades after experiencing homelessness and receiving a Youth Off The Streets scholarship, Sam is making a positive impact on First Nations young people.
How a young refugee overcame adversity to pursue her dream of teaching.