Kids Under Cover is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to preventing youth homelessness.
We offer young people the unique combination of supported housing options with scholarships
Kids Under Cover supports vulnerable young people at risk of homelessness by building studios
There are many ways to get involved and help at-risk young people and their families.
A message from the desk of our CEO Jo Swift from our Autumn 2021 Newsletter.
Our annual program evaluations demonstrate the life changing impact of our studio and scholarship programs. Each year we talk to our carers and families, and here are the results for 2021.
Mandy’s love for her children and grandchildren knows no bounds. She recently took on the full-time care of her three grandchildren, joining her and three of her children in a small social housing home.
Elaine Forde AM is a long term supporter of Kids Under Cover, and has chosen to leave a gift in her Will to continue her legacy.
Elaine Forde AM is a long-term supporter of Kids Under Cover. She was recently appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for her
The life-changing impact Kids Under Cover has for young people and families is clearly demonstrated through our annual program evaluations. The evaluation looks at both
You may remember reading Dorothy and Tilly’s story with our urgent plea for support in December. We’re so pleased to share that thanks to your
The launch of Village 21 in Preston is giving young people exiting care the chance of a brighter future. A first-of-its-kind, Village 21 provides studios
I have a number of exciting pieces of news to share with you about Kids Under Cover and the homelessness sector. I’m delighted to announce
Kids Under Cover to begin preventing youth homelessness in South Australia. It was today announced that Kids Under Cover will receive $2.3 million as part
Teenage years can often be turbulent, but this was especially true for Taylar who spent her early teens between different homes and without much stability
Life turned upside down for Amanda and her three kids when they welcomed an additional six children to their home. First Amanda became the carer
