New woodworking classes in Youth Off The Streets’ SOLAR Program help students learn practical skills from positive role models.
How woodworking helps young people carve their own path
read more
Category:
Impact stories
What to say when they’re not okay
It’s important to talk about mental health with our loved ones – but how do we respond if someone says they’re struggling? We speak to psychologist Sally Roseby to find out.
Express yourself
Sabry talks openly about his experience of family breakdown and youth homelessness – and giving back through the Youth Off The Streets Youth Advisory Group.
“I want to do everything creatively”
Monica is closer to achieving her artistic dreams than ever before, thanks to a Youth Off The Streets scholarship.
Giving young people the tools for independence
With support from Wenty Leagues, Youth Off The Streets is empowering at-risk young people to seek work and gain new skills through our range of training programs.
Youth homelessness is a human rights issue
CEO Judy Barraclough explains why it’s time for a national strategy to end child and youth homelessness.
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.
Style with substance
With the support of Youth Off The Streets and The Social Outfit, scholarship recipient Noor is kickstarting her career.
On the road to independence
Young people can learn to drive – and build skills for their future – thanks to Youth Off The Streets’ iDrive mentoring program.
Calming Kobe boosts our students’ wellbeing
Meet Kobe — a certified wellbeing dog who brings emotional safety, comfort and support to students at The Lakes College. We speak to his handler, teacher Natasha Matthews.