Aboriginal Youth Housing Service

09/01/2026

🏠 ROOM AVAILABLE – ABORIGINAL YOUTH HOUSING 🏠
A room is now available at Aboriginal Youth Housing in Broome.
📍 Address:
6 Bagot Street, Broome WA 6725
To be eligible the young person must be
• Aboriginal or Torres Islander
• 16- 25 years old
• Engaged full time in training, education or employment or a combination of these.
• Willing to participate in our support program designed to increase their capacity to succeed.
• Willing to do chores, cook clean etc to maintain the shared house and gardens and improve life skills.

Applicants must provide
• Completed application form
• If the participant is under 18 an Underage Applicant Checklist needs to be filled for us to give to Dept of Communities
• Current National Police Clearance
• Proof of income – last 2 payslips and or centrepay statements
• Proof of enrolment or employment stating weekly commitment (days and hours)

Please contact the Housing Manager on 0437 747 076 if you have any questions or to organise a tour inside the facility.

09/12/2025

Aboriginal Youth Housing in 6 Bagot Street currently have 3 rooms ready for occupancy. You must 16-25 years old, single, Aboriginal or Torres Straight Islander and currently employed or in education or a mix of study and employment with a minimum of 28.5 hours per week.

We offer affordable accommodation and 24/7 support.

If you are interested, you can always come and visit us and have a tour in the facility. Alternatively, please contact the Housing Manager on 0437 747 076 or email her on [email protected].

11/09/2025

🌟 We're Hiring: Residential Support Worker 🌟
📍 Location: Aboriginal Youth Housing, 6 Bagot Street
🕒 Employment Type: Casual Employment
Are you passionate about making a difference in the lives of Aboriginal youth? We're looking for a compassionate and dedicated Residential Support Worker to join our team at Aboriginal Youth Housing.
🔹 Key Responsibilities:
• Provide day-to-day support and supervision to residents
• Promote a safe, respectful, and culturally sensitive environment
• Assist with daily routines, activities, and appointments
• Respond to crises and follow care plans
• Maintain accurate records and reports
🔹 What We’re Looking For:
• Experience working with youth or in residential care (preferred)
• Understanding of Aboriginal culture and community values
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Ability to work flexible shifts, including evenings and weekends
• Relevant qualifications or willingness to obtain
Must have a valid driver’s licence

💬 How to Apply:
Send your resume and a brief cover letter to [email protected] or contact 0437 747 076 for more details about the vacancy

08/09/2025

Aboriginal Youth Housing Services still have vacancies.

We offer affordable board and lodging, supportive living environment and quiet and safe accommodation. We provide 24/7 on-site staff support, help to achieve independence, improve life-skills and assistance with training.

For expressions of interest please contact us at [email protected] or call us on 0437 747 076.

25/06/2025

16/05/2025

AYHS still have vacancies. If you are 16-25 years old currently working or studying or a mix of it and wanted to get your own space, come and see us here in 6 Bagot Street to check the property.

Otherwise, please contact the Housing Manager on 0437 747 076. Thanks.

Aboriginal Youth Housing Service Broome still have vacancies for 16-25 years old, single young Aboriginals who are currently attending schools, training and currently employed.

For more information please visit the facility to have a tour or contact Noelyn the Housing Manager on 0437 747 076 during business hours or email her to [email protected]

11/04/2025

Aboriginal Youth Housing Service Broome still have vacancies for 16-25 years old, single young Aboriginals who are currently attending schools, training and currently employed.

For more information please visit the facility to have a tour or contact Noelyn the Housing Manager on 0437 747 076 during business hours or email her to [email protected]

18/03/2025

We still have vacant rooms ready for occupancy here in Aboriginal Youth Housing at 6 Bagot Street Broome.

If you are 16-25 single, Aboriginal, currently employed or in training and nowhere to stay in town, come and see us to have a tour in the facility and fill up the application form.

Alternatively contact the housing manager on 0437 747 076 for more information.

24/02/2025

We currently have 4 vacancies in Aboriginal Youth Housing.

What we offer:
Affordable board and lodging
Supportive living environment
Quiet, safe accommodation

To be eligible the young person must be:
Aboriginal or Torres Islander
16- 25 years old
Engaged full-time in training, education or employment, or a combination of these.
Willing to participate in our support program designed to increase their capacity to succeed.
Willing to do chores, cook clean etc to maintain the shared house and gardens and improve life skills.

How do we Assist?:
We provide single Aboriginal people aged 16+ and engaged in training or employment with housing.
Housing can be long or short stay. Maximum 2 years.
We assist you by developing an individualised case management plan.
This plan assists participants to achieve independence, overcome personal and social issues, improve life skills, and set routines.
Where required we engage other service providers and health professionals to assist participants to address their barriers.
What we do
Participants receive help to become independent and are able to focus on training and employment.
Participants can stay with us for up to two years until they have completed their education or training. During this time, participants will be guided to plan their move into independent housing.

Our Staff:
Our fully trained support staff live on-site to assist with living and personal needs of the house.
Our Case Support Worker works closely with each participant and their employer/trainer to achieve success.

Support:
24-hour on-site support staff.
Help to achieve independence.
Help to overcome personal and social issues.
Improve life skills – Budgeting, cooking, and time management.
Work with external agencies.
Improve work skills – Punctuality, reliability, and communication.
Assistance with training.

Partnerships:
We pride ourselves on the relationships we create with employers, trainers, and other organizations.
We recognize that improved communication and support with participants can help realise their goals and increase their completion rates.

If you are interested please contact the AYHS Program Manager at [email protected] or call on 0437 747 076 (business hours)