Homelessness Services
- Frontyard Youth Services - Homeless Support Services for Young People
- Early Intervention Homelessness Programs
- Creating Connections
- Finding Solutions
- Young and Pregnant Parenting Program
- Family Reconciliation Mediation Program
- Gateway Reconnect
- Reconnect
- Homelessness & Homeless Support
- Post Care Support Statewide Information and Referral Line
- Evolution Program
- Western Region Accommodation Program
- Stopover Youth Refuge
- Young Women’s Crisis Service
- Creating Connections
- Family Crisis Accommodation Service
- Adult and Family Homelessness Services
- Melbourne Youth Support Service
- Foyer Plus
If you are a young person who spends time in Melbourne’s CBD and you are homeless or marginalised, we can support you.
Creating Connections supports young people aged 15 to 25 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in the NorthWest region. The program has a strong focus on early intervention.
Finding Solutions is an adolescent mediation and diversion service that works with young people and their families to identify and resolve behaviours and issues that are placing their relationship at risk of breakdown.
Young and Pregnant Parenting Program (YaPP) provides supported playgroup and case management for young parents (from 15 to 25 years of age) and their children who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
Family Reconciliation Mediation Program (FRMP) is a Statewide community-development and brokerage program that assists young people who are at risk of homelessness or are experiencing homelessness to improve their relationship to family and significant others.
Gateway Reconnect is a statewide early intervention program that aims to prevent youth homelessness. Gateway Reconnect is based at Frontyard Youth Services.
Reconnect is an early intervention program that aims to prevent youth homelessness.
If you are 16 to 21 years old and are leaving state care, or if you have left state care, you can call 1300 leavingcare (1300 532 846) for information and support with accessing: accommodation; centrelink; identification; health; legal and much more.
The Evolution Program is a 8-week creative arts program which allows participants to work alongside professional artists and youth workers, exposing them to a range of different art forms including visual art, design, film/video, animation and photography.
Western Region Accommodation Program (WRAP) provides short-term, crisis, supported accommodation for young people aged from 16 to 25.
Stopover offers supported short-term crisis accommodation to single young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Young Women’s Crisis Service is made up of two programs that include Vicki’s Place and Young Women’s Crisis Outreach Service.
Creating Connections supports young people aged 15 to 25 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in the NorthWest region. The program has a strong focus on early intervention.
Family Crisis Accommodation Service (FCAS) provides case management and outreach support to families who are at imminent risk of homelessness or are homeless in the local government areas of Brimbank and Melton.
Adult and Family Homelessness Services (AFHS) is a voluntary service that provides case management and outreach support to adults and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Melbourne Youth Support Service (MYSS) is a statewide telephone information and referral service for young people aged from 16 to 24, who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
MYSS acts as an access point for homeless young people.
Homelessness Services
We connect people who are homeless with sustainable pathways to housing, education, training, employment and social support.
Melbourne Citymission is a recognised leader and innovator in the homelessness sector. Our services offer people the resources and support they need to reconnect with family, community, and education and employment, so they can create a clear pathway out of homelessness.
Through our innovative homelessness services we work with young people, families and people exiting prison, supporting them to take control of their lives and engage in their community, both socially and economically.
