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.
Living in an overcrowded house is tough at the best of times, but the COVID-19 lockdowns have made life in a full house even more difficult for many, particularly young people.
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.
Ian is one of our wonderful Maintenance Technicians. He keeps the studios in top condition, ensuring our young people have a safe and secure place to call home.
A new partnership with the Victorian Government to support the rehabilitation of young people transitioning our of youth justice.
This week marks Homelessness Week 2020. The week raises awareness of the homelessness crisis in Australia and the actions needed to end homelessness. The theme
Updated 18 March 2020 Kids Under Cover is closely following the recommendations of the relevant government authorities in relation to the containment of the COVID-19
We recently caught up with Leanne for National Volunteer Week to chat about her experience as a volunteer. Leanne works for one of our corporate
After almost six years on the Kids Under Cover Board and two and a half years as Chair, Colin Radford has stepped down from the
Donating your car does not only mean tax deductions, registration, insurance and petrol savings and helping prevent youth homelessness. Other reasons to donate are the
Kids Under Cover was established in 1989 in response to the shocking rates of youth homelessness revealed by the National Inquiry into Youth Homelessness. The
Our partners at Oracle recently invited us along to be part of the Oracle Construction Technology Summit. We had a great day at our booth
It’s hard to imagine what it’s like to have eight people living in a three-bedroom unit. This was the reality for carer Renee* and her
