Live in Mentors are volunteers who provide a safe, stable, caring and supporting living environment for young people in a shared household. They role model pro-social behaviour and help young people prepare for fully independent living.

Community Engagement in Residential Care is a new initiative to support young people across all of Junction’s Residential Care houses.

The Youth Refuge Pathways and Reconnection Program is a case management service for young people residing at the Wodonga Youth Refuge as well as for young people between the ages of 15-18 years who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

The Specialist Refuge Practitioner provides enhanced and immediate short-term support to those accessing the Wodonga Youth Refuge as well as to young people in the community at risk of homelessness experiencing relationship issues with their families.

The Finding solutions program is a creative support service that works with young people from 12-18 years and their families to strengthen their relationships.

Our Young Mums Unit (YUMS) is a safe place in the Wodonga area where we support pregnant women and new mothers between the ages of 15 and 25 who have been homeless, are at risk of homelessness or are in need of intensive support.

This program provides accommodation for two young people between 18 and 21 years of age who are experiencing homelessness and need support to develop their independent living skills. For inquiries, contact Intake on 02 6043 7400.

The YO is Junction’s newly formed youth advisory group, made up of a group of diverse local young people who are committed to making a difference for other young people in Wodonga.

The Youth Mental Health in Residential Care project was borne out of identified barriers that young people in residential care experience while trying to access mental health services.