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New interim data reveals a missing piece of the puzzle of support for unaccompanied children and young people experiencing family violence in Victoria.
New research from the University of New South Wales (UNSW) commissioned by the Home Time Youth Housing Coalition has revealed the full extent of systemic financial barriers preventing 16-24 year-olds experiencing homelessness from accessing safe housing options around Australia.
MCM is proud to be the first Australian organisation certified as a “Diversity Data Leader” awarded by Diversity Atlas.
MCM’s inaugural Victorian Youth Homelessness Snapshot represents, on a given day in 2024, the reality faced by young people accessing MCM’s homelessness programs.
A first of its kind in Australia, the Living Learning program supports 15-to-21-year-olds with mental ill-health who are isolated and have not stepped foot inside a classroom for years
On Wednesday 19th June, MCM held the Family Reconciliation Mediation Program (FRMP) Forum at the Melbourne Town Hall
If we are serious about eliminating violence against women, we need to stop violence experienced by children and we need to deliver real actions to support their safety and recovery needs.
The negative impacts that youth homelessness brings to bear on young children and young parents is a critical issue that demands more attention.
Since 2021 MCM Housing has worked with young people and local communities to design, develop, and construct their first two properties.
An additional 2,090 homes housing more than 4,000 young people experiencing homelessness could be built by drawing on $1 billion already set aside by the Commonwealth.