Founded in 1996, the Dunlea Alcohol and Other Drugs Youth Service is one of our oldest programs, helping hundreds of young people struggling with substance misuse.
Converting compassion into change: Our Dunlea AOD program
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Small school, big heart: Bowen College students find a safe haven
School Manager, Scott Coleman, welcomes us to Youth Off The Streets’ Bowen College in Maroubra.
“We show up, we listen and we follow through”: Our impact in Logan, Queensland
Many children and young people in Logan in southern Brisbane face complex challenges. Our work is about meeting them where they are, offering consistent support and helping them build the future they want.
Family business: The First Nations family empowering their community
Uncle Max has raised his children to preserve their culture and to be strong role models for the next generation. Their collaborations have led to powerful outcomes in their Dubbo community.
Korin’s story: “I have a very deep appreciation for the organisation.”
From student to staff: Korin shares what’s so impactful about Youth Off The Streets’ independent schools.
Liam’s story: Cycling with courage
After graduating from EDEN College and Step Up and mentoring young cyclists through the Cycle of Courage program, Liam is thriving in his new role as a youth worker at Youth Off The Streets.
Breaking the cycle of domestic and family violence
In a system designed to respond to DFV as an issue between adults, Omar Bensaidi, Taking Action Creating Change Together (TACCT) Project Lead, shares what we’re doing to ensure young people aren’t overlooked.
From Judy’s desk: “Our society benefits from all people living to their potential”
Get to know our CEO – an International Women’s Day Q&A with Judy Barraclough.
“I’ve learned that young people can be very resilient”
Connie Azzone — Team Leader Casework SHS at the Inner West Youth Homelessness Service — shares insights into supporting young victim-survivors of domestic and family violence.
Liam’s story: On the road to success
Once shy and reserved, Liam’s personal growth as a participant and mentor in the Cycle of Courage program and Sydney to Surfers event has brought him life skills and job opportunities. Now he wants to give back to Youth Off The Streets.