Young people connected to MCM foyers, refuges and youth programs took centre stage last month as part of What Matters, MCM’s first youth art exhibition.
MCM’s third annual Victorian Youth Homelessness Snapshot was launched today in partnership with Social Ventures Australia. This unique census reveals the urgent challenges faced by young people accessing MCM’s homelessness programs.
Young people connected to MCM youth services will share their creativity, perspectives and lived experiences through a new public art exhibition opening this July.
Young people across Hume to benefit from proactive outreach, early intervention and stronger pathways to support
Seeing how strongly young people responded to creative expression and artmaking, MCM Youth Foyers Youth Development Coach Bri Tuohy (she/her) made sure to create opportunities for residents to get involved.
Federal Budget will deliver a breakthrough for young people experiencing homelessness, with a $60 million investment over 4-years to create a new National Youth Housing Supplement.
Feeding is about comfort, connection and growth. Some children find eating hard for many reasons.
As fuel prices and the cost of living continue to climb, MCM is warning of a ripple effect that will push more young people into homelessness unless urgent action is taken to fix what’s being called the “youth housing penalty.”
Nearly half of vulnerable young Victorians turning to homelessness services alone are battling mental health conditions so severe they should be in hospital, shocking new analysis reveals.
MCM will transition out of our Disability Support Coordination and Recovery Coaching from 20 April 2026.