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Youth Access
The information on these pages is intended for all
those young people who are looking for things that are relevant and of
practical assistance. We welcome all feedback, so if you have any suggestions
about what else could be included here, email us at project-i@unimelb.edu.au
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About us: Project i is a five year study of homeless young people in Melbourne and Los Angeles. The research focuses on young people between 12 and 20 years of age who have recently become homeless. Funded by the National Institute of Mental Health in the USA, Project i is a collaborative project between the Key Centre for Women's Health at the University of Melbourne and the Center for Community Health at the University of California. |
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Getting Help |
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Food Vans and Meals Services |
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Material Aid and Food Parcels |
| 19 King Street Melbourne 3000, Phone: 9611 2440 | |
| Since 1994 Frontyard Youth Services has helped young people who are homeless or in need of support. It is now the biggest service centre of its type in Melbourne’s central business district. A unique team of independent services provides free health, legal, accommodation, income support, computers and Internet, employment training and family reconciliation services at an easily accessible location between Flinders Street and Spencer Street stations. The services work together to address the physical, emotional and social needs of young people aged up to 25 years. | |
| Have you been interviewed before? | |
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Have you been interviewed by Project i before and are you eligible for more interviews? Phone us to make sure we have your latest contact details (even if you've found your own place or gone home, we still want to interview you). Don't forget you will be paid more for the next interview. Phone us on 1800 676 100 (Free call) Get in touch with one of the interviewers by email via the button at left. |
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Newsletters for Young People |
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Stories from Young People |