Streetwork-Turn Young Lives Around

StreetWork was established 30 years ago to help address the problems with young people of crime, violence, destructive family relationships, rejection and isolation, learning difficulties, poor employment opportunities and substance abuse and to help get young lives back on track.

We're a non-denominational Christian charity helping young people aged between 12 and 18 who are "at risk".

We've a proven history of positive, tangible results through early intervention. As a result, the entire community benefits from these young lives being turned around.


But don't just take our word for it.

"Our community must take responsibility for the increasing numbers of young people who find themselves on our streets.

StreetWork is doing fantastic work behind the scenes where young people hang out and are crying for help. "
Willoughby’s Mayor, Pat Riley in 2009

"Our family is very grateful to StreetWork. Justin could have ended up as a statistic as we recently found out two of his friends had died from drug overdoses. Fortunately for our family we’ve been blessed, thanks to such wonderful people who make up StreetWork. "
Parents of a young person we helped

StreetWork was established 30 years ago to help address the problems with young people of crime, violence, destructive family relationships, rejection and isolation, learning difficulties, poor employment opportunities and substance abuse and to help get young lives back on track.

We're a non-denominational Christian charity helping young people aged between 12 and 18 who are "at risk".

We've a proven history of positive, tangible results through early intervention. As a result, the entire community benefits from these young lives being turned around.


But don't just take our word for it.

"Our community must take responsibility for the increasing numbers of young people who find themselves on our streets.

StreetWork is doing fantastic work behind the scenes where young people hang out and are crying for help. "
Willoughby’s Mayor, Pat Riley in 2009

"Our family is very grateful to StreetWork. Justin could have ended up as a statistic as we recently found out two of his friends had died from drug overdoses. Fortunately for our family we’ve been blessed, thanks to such wonderful people who make up StreetWork. "
Parents of a young person we helped