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Research Finds Teenage Girls Top the Homeless List

Research Finds Teenage Girls Top the Homeless List

More young women seek support for homelessness than any other group in society, according to a recent report released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW).

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Tonight, across Australia, 36,000 teenagers and young adults will bed down in youth refuges, inner city squats, parks and other public places in our big cities. For many of these kids, homelessness begins the descent into alcohol and drug abuse, mental illness, violence, crime, prostitution and other behaviours damaging to their physical and mental health.

Sir David Martin Foundation helps to get young people off the streets, away from unhealthy situations and into care and rehabilitation. We support particular Mission Australia programs that deliver high levels of care and encouragement, allowing homeless and troubled young people to regain their health, develop a new sense of self belief and turn their lives around.

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Jan 2012 - A New Year, A New Start - CEO's Diary

From everyone at the Sir David Martin Foundation and the young people we help, I wish you a happy New Year!

Triple Care Farm

Triple Care Farm

Triple Care Farm is the Foundation's major funding project, provides an ideal environment of peace and healing for emotionally hurt and troubled young people aged 16 to 24. Over a 12 week period, the Farm takes the first step in re-building broken lives.

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One in 3 homeless youths say they are homeless because they are unable to afford housing costs or find work....

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