Empowering young people in WA

Whether you need somewhere to stay, a fresh start at school, or just someone in your corner, we’re here to help.

Empowering young people <em>in WA</em>
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Forty years of showing up for young people.

In 1985, a small group of locals in Joondalup saw young people doing it tough and chose to act. They found a house, opened the doors, and Youth Futures was born.

Forty years later, we’re still here — and the commitment hasn’t changed. Every year we walk alongside hundreds of young people across WA, helping them find stability, build confidence, and create futures they’re proud of. Because every young person deserves someone in their corner.

Real support. Real outcomes. Real change.

Behind every statistic is a young person who showed up and backed themselves.
  • over
    350
    young people supported in our education program
    In 2025, over 230 qualifications were awarded across our programs, the third year in a row we’ve exceeded 200. Behind every number is a young person
  • 79
    Young people and children supported through our homelessness and accommodation programs
    In 2025, 45 young people and 34 children received support through our accommodation and outreach programs.
  • 250
    +
    One-to-one support sessions
    Delivered across emergency relief, mental health, settlement, and wellbeing — meeting young people exactly where they needed us.

Not sure where to start?

That’s okay. Answer a few quick questions and we’ll help point you in the right direction — whether you need somewhere to stay, support with education, or just someone to talk to. There are no wrong answers.

Read our 2025 Annual Report

Behind every statistic is a young person who showed up and backed themselves.

Our 2025 Annual Report shares the stories, outcomes, and milestones that defined the year — from opening two new accommodation programs to awarding over 230 qualifications for the third year in a row.

It’s a reflection of what’s possible when a community comes together to support young people doing it tough.