The Youth Transition Support (YTS) Program helps young refugees participate in the community through work, education and sport.
This program assists newly arrived young refugees and migrants living in Melbourne’s North into education and employment.
It includes:
The YTS program is for newly arrived young refugees and migrants who are:
Youth Transitions Support is funded by the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs and delivered in partnership with Brotherhood of St Laurence (lead agency), Arabic Welfare, Banksia Gardens Community Services, Centre for Multicultural Youth, and Hume City Council.
Read more about Youth Transitions Support on the Department of Home Affairs website
Feeling connected is an important part of feeling at home. When young people from similar backgrounds come together, they share experiences, build friendships, and support each other. The YTS program creates safe and welcoming spaces where young people can express themselves, celebrate their cultures, and develop a sense of belonging in their community. Whether through information sessions, excursions, or social activities, Spectrum helps young people form meaningful connections that empower them to thrive.
