There are so many ways to support young people in WA and every contribution, big or small, creates real and lasting change.
Discover how you can make a real difference.
Every young person deserves a genuine chance to thrive and the knowledge that someone believes in them.
You can be that person. Whether your gift is your time, your generosity, your network, or your voice, there are meaningful ways to support young people in our community and help reshape their futures.
Fundraise
Organise a fundraising initiative to raise money and awareness for young people facing homelessness and hardship in our community.Donate
Make a direct financial contribution to support housing, education programs, and vital services for young people who need it most.Volunteer
Give your time and skills to support our mission through events, behind-the-scenes work, and community engagement opportunities.Corporate Support
Partner with us as a business to make a meaningful difference while building stronger connections with your team and community.
More ways you can get involved
Gifts in Wills
Leave a lasting legacy by including Youth Futures in your will, creating change for generations of young people to come.Follow & Share
Stay connected with our work and amplify our message by following us on social media and sharing our stories with your network.Workplace Giving
Set up regular donations through your employer’s payroll and support young people in WA in a simple, tax-effective way.
Explore our projects, powered by community
From community fundraising to corporate partnerships, our projects bring people together around a shared belief that every young person deserves a brighter future.
Every year, our community shows up for young people in WA in the most generous and creative ways. The Pipeline Challenge, Giving Machines, and Brighter Futures, Brighter Christmas appeal are just some of the initiatives that have raised vital funds, built awareness, and reminded young people that their community believes in them.
Whether you get involved as an individual, a team, or a business, there’s a project with your name on it.
Who we are and what we do
Youth Futures has been supporting young people in Western Australia for over forty years. From accommodation and education to emergency relief and community connection, everything we do is driven by a belief that every young person deserves a chance to thrive. Getting to know us is the first step toward understanding why your support matters so much.
Our programs at a glance
From accommodation and education to emergency relief and community connection — here’s a snapshot of how we support young people across WA. Click through to find out more about each program.
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Accommodation & Support Services
If you’re struggling to find somewhere to stay, you don’t have to figure it out alone. We offer short-term and transitional accommodation, practical support, and a team who will walk alongside you every step of the way.
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Our Schools
Flexible, supportive learning environments for young people in Years 7–12 who need something different. Small classes, real qualifications, and a team that believes in every student.
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SETS Program
Supporting young people from refugee and migrant backgrounds to settle, connect, and build their future in Australia — with flexible, culturally responsive casework tailored to each person’s goals and pace.
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The Nest
Practical, caring support for young parents navigating homelessness or housing instability — building stability, confidence, and independence for the long term.
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Emergency Relief
When you’re in financial hardship, the basics can feel out of reach. We provide essential items and connect young people aged 15–25 to the right services — quickly, and without judgement.
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Altone Youth Centre
A welcoming drop-in space in Beechboro for young people aged 11–25. No referral needed — just show up, connect, and get support from people who genuinely care.
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.
