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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.
Today’s funding announcement by the Victorian and Federal Government of $180 million dollars to support victim survivors of family, domestic and sexual violence in Victoria will enable MCM’s Amplify program to continue.
Launched in early 2025, this is the first initiative of its kind in Australia designed to provide flexible, tailored, long-term housing and wraparound support to young people transitioning from out-of-home care.
A new report by the RMIT Centre for Innovative Justice, in partnership with MCM, shines a light on the experiences of young people who leave home to escape violence without a parent or guardian.
MCM is celebrating the success of its groundbreaking Amplify Program, following the release of an independent evaluation by RMIT’s Centre for Innovative Justice.
MCM’s Victorian Youth Homelessness Snapshot represents, on a given day in 2025, the reality faced by young people accessing MCM’s homelessness programs.
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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.
On Wednesday 19th June, MCM held the Family Reconciliation Mediation Program (FRMP) Forum at the Melbourne Town Hall
