More than a friendly face, Moose helps students at Key College regulate their emotions, develop new skills and experience the kind of consistent, non-judgemental support every young person deserves.
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Mariam’s* story: The cost of choosing safety
At 16, Mariam and her sister became homeless after years of family violence and neglect. With the right support, they found safety, stability and the chance to rebuild their future.
Why our schools encourage students to give back
At Youth Off The Streets’ seven high schools, service-learning supports students to build meaningful relationships, develop practical life skills and give back to their community.
Gem’s story: From homelessness to new horizons
After receiving a Youth Off The Streets scholarship while he was in transitional accommodation, Gem is pursuing his path as a musician.
How to talk to a young person about their mental health
This R U OK? Day, we’re sharing practical advice to help parents and carers start supportive conversations about mental health.
Creating safety, trust and support for students affected by DFSV
Dedicated domestic, family and sexual violence specialists help students navigate trauma, build resilience and stay connected to their education.
Dylan’s* story: “I didn’t even exist”
With First Nations cultural support, Dylan overcame complex barriers to secure his identity documents, strengthen his connection to culture and achieve every goal in his case plan.
Michael’s* story: The consequences of having nowhere to turn
Family violence forced Michael to live on the streets. With no clear pathway out of homelessness, he became trapped in a cycle of survival that ultimately led to offending behaviour.
Arnold’s story: The freedom to focus
A Youth Off The Streets scholarship helped Arnold balance university, family responsibilities and the rising cost of study.
How peer support is helping young people manage substance misuse
The Self-Management and Recovery Training (SMART) program is helping young people move beyond substance misuse through connection, confidence and small, achievable goals.