Armidale Youth Refuge is available to support young people aged 16-24 who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Pathfinders assists young people who require crisis accommodation.
During this National Homelessness Week, Pathfinders will shed light on the critical issue of homelessness that affects far too many lives. We are dedicated to raising awareness, fostering compassion, and […]
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A select group of young individuals from Pathfinders had the privilege of meeting the newly recruited Youth Ambassadors at UNICEF Australia earlier this month in Sydney. This special afternoon tea
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Pathfinders Pumpkin Run Cooks Lasagna in OzHarvest Kitchen, Sydney In the heart of Sydney, a heartwarming collaboration took place between the Pathfinders Pumpkin Run team and the esteemed OzHarvest Kitchen.
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Spreading Generosity and Nourishment in Newcastle The Pumpkin Run team kicked off day 2 of the annual Pumpkin Run with an early start, arriving at the Soul Hub in Newcastle
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Pathfinders trainee and TAFE NSW Excellence Award recipient Tyler Murray has been nominated by the Armidale TAFE campus, for a second prestigious award. The 2023 TAFE NSW Gili Awards acknowledge
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Youth Homelessness Matters Day was Wednesday 19 April 2023 Did you know that almost 40,000 young people aged 15–24 years presented alone to a homelessness service in 2021–22? Of these young
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Pathfinders recent Cultural Well-Bring Day was held at Goonoowigal State Conservation Area, in Inverell. The day was facilitated by Winangali Infusion which deliver a unique and interactive style of ancient
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More than 100,000 people are experiencing homelessness across Australia every year. According to new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), for every 10,000 Australians, 50 have no permanent
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