Youth Place, St Pat's

A partnership between

St Pat's and Youth Futures

Our Youth Place program assists young people aged 15 to 25 who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness.

Our friendly team of youth support workers can help young people with Emergency Relief, outreach support, case management, advocacy and referrals and/or transitional housing.

Youth Place is delivered by St Pat’s as lead agency, in partnership with Youth Futures WA, and is funded through the WA Department of Communities under the National Affordable Housing Agreement.

Eligibility

The eligibility criteria for Youth Place is:

  • The young person is aged between 15-25 years (single, couples and families)

  • Young people aged between 15 to 16 will need to be linked with DCP and DCP will be their primary case worker

  • Must be homeless or at risk of homelessness

  • Be in receipt of some kind of income through Centrelink or an employment income

  • Prior to being accommodated, clients will be seen as outreach clients and will be required to maintain monthly contact/visit with their allocated youth support worker

How to access the program

Youth Place accepts referrals from people needing support, their families and/or friends and other service providers.

Once the referral form is received, one of our team will make direct contact with the young person and/or service referring within 5 working days to conduct a brief phone assessment over the phone, followed by a face-to-face meeting at Youth Place HQ.

If referrals are closed, the support worker will provide the young person and/or the service referring with other eligible crisis/transitional housing programs within the Perth Metro.

St Pat's Emergency Relief

Youth Place Emergency Relief

Youth Place provides Emergency Relief for young people needing emergency assistance, including accommodation, food and transport vouchers.

Contact St Pat’s

Referrals

  • If you’re supporting someone experiencing homelessness, or need to refer someone to St Pat’s Housing or one of our programs, please check the individual program eligibility requirements.

Worried about someone?

  • St Pat’s outreach teams engage with people experiencing rough sleeping across the Perth metropolitan region, with St Pat’s staff based in Fremantle and Rockingham. We work alongside people, building relationships of trust and supporting them to access safe, appropriate accommodation where available.

  • If you’re concerned about someone experiencing rough sleeping, including couch surfing or sleeping in their car, please give us a call or use the form below.

St Pat’s Christmas Hours

  • St Pat’s Day Centre

    Christmas Day: 11am to 1pm (Christmas lunch and showers only)

    Boxing Day: 11am to 1pm (meals and showers only)

    December 27th, 30th and 31st: 7:30am to 2pm (meals and showers only)

    January 1st: CLOSED for public holiday

    January 2nd and 3rd: 7:30am to 2pm (meals and showers only)

    Monday January 6th: Normal service resumes

  • Reception & Office Hours
    Closed from the 25th of December to re-open January 6th

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