Chelsea became homeless at 13 years old, but with the help of Youth Off The Streets, she found the power to change the course of her future.
Chelsea’s story: The power to change
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Education
Mental wellbeing builds a foundation for learning
This Mental Health Month, EDEN College psychologist Sally Roseby explains why mental health support is a priority at our schools.
Flexible learning is a game changer for at-risk students
For young people put in the ‘too hard’ basket by mainstream schools, the ability to combine remote learning with classroom time is helping them reconnect with education.
Naya’s* story: This non-binary student is “really happy to be who I am”
Non-binary EDEN College student Naya and School Manager Lisa Hobden speak about creating safe, inclusive spaces for all young people.
Connection to culture through ASPIRE
Melanie Hofman, our Aboriginal Student Support Youth Worker, describes how we support First Nations young people to connect with their cultural identity while achieving their education goals.
Sarah’s story: A journey to work
Sarah shares her story of finding support – and a career she loves – through our employment program.
Our independent high schools improve the outcomes of young people experiencing disadvantage
Education and job readiness programs give students an important boost that can be a defining factor for employment.
Project-based learning on the land
As part of our project-based learning curriculum, young people experiencing disadvantage spend 10 weeks at Grace Springs Farm.
Tailored mental health support at Chapel School
We give students tailored mental health support to help them get through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bowen College: Providing education to influence positive decisions
Youth Off The Streets’ has seven independent and accredited high schools that provide education to young people experiencing disadvantage who have become disengaged from mainstream education. These young people may have left mainstream schooling for a number of...