Supporting new beginnings for young people: empowering refugees to rebuild and thrive.
Youth services
The Humanitarian Youth Project

Who it’s for
This project supports children and young people who have experienced displacement and arrived in Australia as refugees, humanitarian entrants, or those with a refugee-like experience.
- Age group: 0–18 years.
- Region: Newcastle and Lake Macquarie.
- Eligibility: Individuals or those with refuge-like experience who have left their home countries under refugee or humanitarian circumstances.
Our support services
The Humanitarian Youth Project is a free, nonclinical, early intervention program aimed at promoting health and wellbeing. Services include:

Case work
Personalised support to address individual needs and challenges.

Group programs
Opportunities for connection, skill-building, and shared experiences.

Service duration
Support is available for up to 12 months.
Outcomes
Through participation in this program, individuals and families can expect:

Improved emotional health and overall wellbeing.

Enhanced skills for adjusting to life in Australia and the Australian education system.

Strengthened family relationships and community connections.

Support systems to build resilience and navigate challenges.
How to access support
Getting involved with the Humanitarian Youth and Family Project is simple.
Contact us
Reach out to our team at 02 4195 3680 to learn more about the program.
Eligibility check
Discuss your current situation to find the best support.
Engagement
Start receiving casework or join group activities suited to your needs.