WAYSS Youth Support Program provides a number of services to young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.  Services to young people include Intake, Assessment & Referral, Transitional Support and access to Crisis Accommodation options. The program can also assist young people to return home if this is a safe and secure option.

Through developed pathways, the service aims to increase a capacity to live independently, through improving access to long term secure and affordable housing, to secure income support and to a range of social supports.  This includes the provision of a case managed approach based on individualised support plans to assist young people to reach their full potential.   

WAYSS Youth Support Program provides options and assistance to young people aged 16 to 25 years who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.  Support can extend to include young people who are in their own accommodation, moving around, or in community housing.

The service has limited access to transitional accommodation where young people can stay in shared accommodation initially for 2 months whilst they are getting their life and long-term housing options sorted.

WAYSS Youth Support Program is committed to assisting young people to access education, employment and training.