Wanted: Lead tenants to support young people
Could you be our next lead tenant? We’re seeking expressions of interest from volunteers to be lead tenants in Wangaratta and Wodonga, living rent-free and providing day-to-day guidance and
Atosha worthy Youth Ambassador
Junction Support Services was proud to be part of the 10th Red Carpet Youth Awards.
Helping young people in need... Zach, from Junction Support Services, and Celeste, from Business Edge.
Business Edge pledges to help youth homelessness
Thank you Business Edge accountants, which will donate proceeds from upcoming business seminars to help young people who are experiencing homelessness. The donation coincides with Homelessness Week and will be
Thank you Border Trust, YWCA and 2AY 1494
[caption id="attachment_2224" align="alignnone" width="800"] Beth and Jedda from YWCA Albury Wodonga present a $5000 grant to Junction's Tim Wallis.[/caption] We were proud to attend Border Trust’s The Big
Join the L2P learn to drive program in Tallangatta
Do you know a young person in Tallangatta who might need support to learn to drive? Or, do you know an experienced driver who would be a good mentor to
Junction supports Red Carpet Youth Awards
Junction Support Services is proud to sponsor an award in the 10th Red Carpet Youth Awards. Run by the City of Wodonga, the awards recognise and acknowledge the contributions of
Youth Homelessness Matters Day
Did you know that every night an estimated 28,000 young Australians between 12-25 are homeless?
McRae Holden comes to rescue of young drivers
[caption id="attachment_1856" align="alignnone" width="800"] Allison Durrant, Jacque Owens, Graham Binner, Learner drivers Victoria and Reece, Angela Murcott, Liam Harris and Learner driver Anita.[/caption] Staff and management at Wodonga
Esther and Sarah (back), from Southern Rise Children’s Centre, deliver donated Christmas presents to Junction’s Kristin, Diana and Lauren (front).
Former carer donates TVs to young people
One of our former carers for young people has organised the donation of 12 TVs to be used for young people in care. For eight years, Chris worked with our
Junction Support Services staff Colleen, Catherine, Mark, Angela and Tracey with Bradley from the Blue Knot Foundation at training in Albury.
Learning from Blue Knot
[caption id="attachment_1498" align="alignnone" width="800"] Junction Support Services staff Colleen, Catherine, Mark, Angela and Tracey with Bradley from the Blue Knot Foundation at training in Albury.[/caption] We were pleased