Outreach & Street Yarning

120+ Years we’ve been around

20+ Services we offer

10,000+ People we’ve helped

Our Mobile Support and Outreach Services

Street Yarning is HOPE’s mobile support service providing people with a safe space to connect with staff, including counsellors and volunteers.  Street Yarning Outreach services also provide practical supports such as food, clothing, blankets and toiletries; and engagement with other service agencies.

HOPE’s Outreach team have developed solid relationships with local schools and sporting organisations. In addition to regularly visiting schools to connect with young people, this support service takes students out for bush walks and activities. Schools have noted that since commencing these activities, the students have increased attendance levels, better performance and improved interactions with school staff.

Yarning Sessions

In the Armadale and Surrounds area, the following weekly sessions are held:

  • Thursdays 10:30am – 12:00pm
    • Champion Centre, 76 Champion Dr, Seville Grove
  • Thursdays 4:00pm – 6:00pm
    • Gwynne Skatepark, Corner of Seventh Road & Forrest Road, Armadale

Please note: Gwynne Skatepark session is aimed towards young people in the area (under 25).

Come and have a yarn over free food and a drink.

For enquiries contact:  tyrone.hansen@hopecs.org.au

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