CEO Judy Barraclough shares how systemic failures leave young people like Layla vulnerable to homelessness and how Youth Off The Streets is providing crucial support.
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Meet Betty, a Youth Off The Streets school volunteer
In a decade volunteering at a Youth Off The Streets school, 81-year-old Betty has become a beloved friend to the students. Betty and School Manager Jo share how she makes a positive difference.
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.
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.
Finding freedom from a refugee past
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.
Violence at home and the pathway to homelessness
Michelle Ackerman, our Acting Director of Youth Support Services, explains how addressing young people’s experiences of domestic and family violence is critical to tackling youth homelessness.