Support for young people

Some young people can’t live at home

Not every young person has a safe or stable place to live. If you’re navigating homelessness—or at risk of it—without funds, employment, family support or a rental history, safe housing options can feel out of reach.

Indigo Junction’s Youth Service supports young people aged 15-25 with tailored, wraparound care designed to help you regain stability and move towards independence.

Our 6-bed on-site crisis accommodation provides immediate, short-term housing. From there our transitional housing provides 6 community-based share houses, accommodating up to 18 residents at one time.

Alongside housing, our team supports young people to build practical skills such as budgeting, cooking and cleaning, as well as personal development and wellbeing skills including literacy, driving, alcohol and drug education, healthy relationships and goal setting.

Through our Youth Programs, we also provide specialist advice, cultural learning, capacity building, wellbeing support and case management for young people and their families as required.

“I learned to cook, clean and look after myself in my own place.”

Expanding our impact

With funding from the State Government, Lotterywest and Beyond Bank, we’re expanding our services to meet growing demand.

Our existing youth crisis centre is being fully refurbished, alongside the construction of Yaakiny, a new purpose-built facility.

Once completed in June 2026, this expansion will deliver:

• 10 additional crisis beds
• 20 new transitional housing units

This will significantly increase access to safe, supported accommodation for young people who need it most. Learn more about our latest projects here.