Read why Susana, Jim and Bill keep turning up to support young people in need.
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Remembering Betty, a Youth Off The Streets volunteer
This National Volunteer Week, we celebrate the volunteers that make our communities better. Read about Betty, who in a decade volunteering at a Youth Off The Streets school became a beloved friend to students.
Learning the ropes
University and college students who intern at Youth Off The Streets play an important role in supporting young people — and influencing the future of the youth sector. Meet three of our amazing interns.
On the road to independence
An iDrive mentor shares how young people can learn to drive and build skills for their future with Youth Off The Streets.
Faeza’s story: A refugee passes it on
Finding freedom in a new country doesn’t mean an end to life’s difficulties. But Faeza, an Afghan refugee, tells us how she’s learned to take these challenges in her stride with the help of her mentor.
“Never see a need without doing something about it”
Meet Andrew, Tania, Norm and Meg – four volunteers who have supported Youth Off The Streets for over two decades.
“Working with young people is a privilege”
Find out why this volunteer believes supporting young people means you get back as much as you give.
Poppy’s story: “We can create something special”
Poppy and Christopher – mentee and mentor from our National Scholarship Program – share how they’re breaking down intergenerational boundaries.
Jennifer’s story: Driven to perform
After receiving a performing arts scholarship, Jennifer Mackenzie – also known as Efa – is chasing after her dream of becoming a household name.
National Volunteer Week: “This is something that anyone can do!”
We celebrate the generous volunteers who work with Youth Off The Streets to make a difference in young people and their communities.









