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Youth homeless accommodation service

Thursday December 26

Anglicare's Youth Homelessness Accommodation Project

Hear from inspiring young people Kayla, Will and Cherice, along with Anglicare Southern Queensland’s Rhys Maddren, as their share about how Anglicare is helping young people experiencing homelessness find a place to belong so they can flourish

Teenage boy wearing a navy cap and navy hoodie

Helping Anglicare care for youth experiencing homelessness at tax time

Anglicare Southern Queensland believes that every young person deserves to come home to a positive living environment where they know they are cared for and where they feel safe and supported. That is why they have committed to building a $13 million specialist youth homelessness service in Beenleigh that aims to address the escalating housing crisis

The property will be staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and include 24 studio apartments and six one-bedroom apartments for couples or small families. Ms Cooke said the property will incorporate best-practice design and management modelling

Anglicare given the green light for $13 million youth homeless accommodation

Anglicare Southern Queensland has received Development Approval for a $13 million specialist youth homeless accommodation service in Logan that aims to address the escalating housing crisis