Hope Street Youth and Family Services

Jacey

When I came here I felt sad but while I was here I felt much better. I have appreciated how well run the service is, that it can provide so much for the needs of young people. I think it really helps...

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Ahmed

The workers are honest with you, and you know where you stand. They expect something good for you, like you can be someone. I gained everything. Hope Street gave me a step in the right direction. Put...

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Jesse (name changed to protect his identity) is 21 years old and has been living in a Hope Street re...

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Hayden Champion Silver, a 21 year old young person with lived experience of homelessness, posed a qu...

Matthew Dean, Woodlea

Woodlea is a masterplanned community in Melbourne’...

Brendan Rundle, Stramit

Most of us would have experienced or had close fam...

Paul Baulch, Reactivate Group

My passion in guiding children and young people to...

Jacey

When I came here I felt sad but while I was here I...

	Hope Street acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation as the traditional custodians of the land and waterways. We pay our respects to their elders, past, present and emerging, and acknowledge that sovereignty has never been ceded.