Building Futures
HomeHaven supports young people through diversion, mentoring, education re-engagement and pathways to employment. Our programs are culturally grounded and aimed at preventing justice contact and long-term disengagement.
Culturally-led panels and restorative justice options
Drop-in services with counselling and life-skills
Peer leadership with Elders and community mentors
Traineeships and employer partnerships
Youth-specific transitional housing and outreach
From schools, police or community services
Rapid outreach and barrier assessment
Mentors, skills programs or traineeships
Case review and family-inclusive support
Mentors receive cultural safety and safeguarding training and regular supervision. Many are local Elders or community leaders.
Yes. Youth programs are delivered free to participants, with costs covered via pilot funding and partners.
Programs are co-designed with young people and Elders to strengthen identity, pride and positive cultural attachments.
Refer a young person via our online referral form or call our youth intake line
