Youth homelessness hubs in Perth and Mandurah are facing increased demand while being forced to turn vulnerable young people away due to funding shortages.
In Western Australia, youth homelessness hubs such as the Passages service are experiencing a significant increase in demand amidst an ongoing housing crisis. Staff members at these centers often find themselves struggling to assist many young people seeking help, having to provide basic necessities like sleeping bags or tents once they can no longer offer shelter. Their mantra, "Good luck out there," reflects the dire situation facing vulnerable youth in the region.
