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Last year our YFS Connect team responded to 5,965 calls from people who were homeless or at risk of homelessness. More needs to be done to end homelessness because #EverybodyNeedsAHome #HomelessnessWeek2021

Logan Advance to Zero Homelessness project - yfs.org.au/logan-advance-… a partnership with Micah Projects and the Australian Alliance to End Homelessness, the Logan Advance to Zero Homelessness Project will commence in Logan City with the aim of reducing overall homelessness in L...

Time is running out to make sure the government's proposed changes to tenancy laws include stronger protections. Tell your State MPs and the Premier loud and clear that Queensland renters need to be given a fair go. makerentingfairqld.org.au/tell-your-mp-t…

Logan Children's Charter - yfs.org.au/logan-children… has signed the Logan Children’s Charter a new initiative encouraging businesses throughout the city to create child-friendly spaces and keep the needs of kids front of mind.The Logan Children’s Charter and Child Friendly Toolk...

Shining light on domestic abuse - yfs.org.au/shining-light-… Jimboomba-based Beaudesert Domestic and Family Violence Support service is changing to SHINE. YFS’ Client Service Manager, Sarah Vuzem says the change will better reflect the support provided to women and children ex...

At YFS we've seen first-hand the impact that climate change is having on our clients. That's why we've joined ACOSS and community sector organsiations calling for #fairfastclimateaction

YFS e-News for October 2020 - yfs.org.au/yfs-e-news-for… up-to-date with our outcomes in recent weeks by taking a look at our latest e-newsletter.

YFS e-News for November 2021 - yfs.org.au/yfs-e-news-for… launched our 2020-21 Impact Report at the YFS Annual General Meeting in November. Read about our impact in our latest e-newsletter.

We are delighted that our CEO, Cath Bartolo has been awarded Member of the Order of Australia for significant service to the community of Logan. Congratulations Cath.

Today, education ministers around the country unanimously agreed upon age-appropriate consent curriculum in Australian schools. The decision comes almost a year after the ‘Teach Us Consent’ campaign began, spearheaded by Chanel Contos’. fal.cn/3meoI #TheProjectTV

YFS helps men take responsibility for domestic and family violence - yfs.org.au/yfs-helps-men-… specialist YFS team is helping more men than ever before to realise their violent behaviour is harmful, and must be stopped. Each week, the team of seven behaviour change facilitators...

YFS vaccination policy - yfs.org.au/yfs-vaccinatio… staff vaccination policy In line with our commitment to meet our health and safety obligations in all our workplaces and protect the health of our workforce and the vulnerable people we support, the YFS Board has made a decision...

YFS welcomes the news that mandatory consent education will be added to the curriculum in all Australian schools from next year. This is a good first step, now we need to make sure it’s delivered well. yfs.org.au/yfs-consent-ed…

Temporary refuge centres now open - Thur 3 March For anyone in need of a temporary place of refuge to take a break, charge your devices and have some tea or coffee visit one of the following locations: bit.ly/347s2Vl

A conversation about ending homelessness in Logan - yfs.org.au/a-conversation… March 2022 community representatives got together for a conversation about ending homelessness in Logan.We know that there is a housing and homelessness pandemic in Logan.What can be done to solve it?T...

Taking a stand against domestic and family violence - yfs.org.au/taking-a-stand… is Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Month. This is a time to raise community awareness of domestic and family violence (DFV) and to send a clear message that DFV in families and hom...

Elementor #12254 - yfs.org.au/elementor-1225… is experiencing an unprecedented housing crisis. Affordable housing supply is limited, more individuals and families are presenting as homeless for the first time, and there is limited crisis and emergency accommodation available.Ever...

We agree with @AnnastaciaMP, nothing is more important than having a roof over your head. Every day we hear from clients in Logan and surrounding areas who have nowhere to go. We welcome the announcement of a Housing Summit and look forward to seeing real actions, fast.

YFS workers are at the Jimboomba Community Recovery Hub to support people impacted by the storms. It has been inspiring to see the community come together to help people who are left without power or worst case without homes.

While we get on with our Big Housing Build, we’re also doing things like buying former retirement villages and hotels to get more Queenslanders into homes sooner. It’s why we’ve bought this vacant retirement village in Logan.