Foyer Oxford

Leederville's supportive housing and education community assisting young people experiencing homelessness to create their future. Some don't get it.

All young people need a home, support and a springboard into independent living, learning and work. Foyer Oxford fills that gap. Foyer Oxford combines holistic support, high quality housing and access to flexible training to give young people the opportunity to thrive long term. Run by a consortium of Anglicare WA, Foundation Housing and the Central Institute of Technology, Foyer is an innovative

solution that inspires young people to follow their strengths and aspirations on a journey into work and out of homelessness. Foyer Oxford is incredibly fortunate to be a part of the vibrant Leederville community, if you’d like to know more, hit our website www.foyeroxford.org.au, email [email protected] or call on 1800 185 685. Foyer Facts:
• Foyer Oxford has 98 Apartments for young people, including 24 for young parents and their kids.
• In return for a 2 year stay, young people sign the ‘Foyer Deal’ where they commit to connecting with employment and training, looking after their apartment and being a positive community member.
• To live at Foyer young people have to be 16-25yrs of age, and be motivated to connect with employment or training.
• Young people at Foyer come from diverse places and situations, but we encourage them to make contact independently so that they are in charge of their journey from the beginning.
• Foyer Oxford has a range of opportunities for the local community to connect with our work, including volunteering.
• If a young person you know needs support check out our website www.foyeroxford.org.au

11/08/2026

📢 Your voice matters. Your Census counts. 💬

The Australian Census helps shape the future of our communities by informing decisions about housing, education, healthcare, transport and essential services 🏠🚌🏥

If you're staying at Foyer Oxford tonight, make sure you complete your Census and include everyone staying in your apartment that night, including children.

Complete your Census today 🔗 ✅ https://www.abs.gov.au/census

Need support? Visit Reception or speak with your Case Manager. Together, we can help ensure young people and communities receive the funding and services they need 💙

27/07/2026

📣 Have you experienced care in Western Australia? Create Foundation wants to hear from you! 💙

Your voice can help shape how the WA Government listens to children and young people in care, not just for one project, but for how the Department engages with young people into the future 🌟

There are a few ways to get involved:
✅ Complete a short anonymous survey (closes 19 August)
💻 Join an online workshop (26 August or 7 September)
🤝 Attend an in-person workshop in your region:
📍 Perth – 29 August
📍 Kalgoorlie – 15 September
📍 Albany – 2 October
📍 Broome – 16 October

There are no special requirements to participate, just lived experience of care in Western Australia. Plus, as a thank you for sharing your insights, you'll go into the draw to win an iPad! 🎉📱

💬 Help ensure the voices of children and young people in care are heard and respected by the WA Government. 🔗 Get involved here: https://create.org.au/wa-2026-consultation

📷 Image source: Create Foundation

13/04/2026

We're wrapping up Youth Week WA the only way we know how - with the ultimate celebration! 💥🎉

Enjoy FREE art displays, community stalls, and live performances by Charlie Youngson Music, Teenage Vertigo and zoevi 🎨🎷

Don't miss Youth Affairs Council of Western Australia's YouthFest: Colour Your Story happening on 📅 Thursday 16 April ⏰ 4–8PM 📍Perth Town Hall, Boorloo 🎟️ Ages 12-25!

Register now! https://events.humanitix.com/youthfest-colour-your-story ✨🔗

10/04/2026

🎉 Youth Week WA is officially here! 🎉

It’s time to celebrate the incredible young people aged 10–25 across Western Australia and the amazing impact they have on our communities, culture and economy.

This year’s theme, 'Strength in our Stories', is all about sharing what makes us US - from big wins to everyday moments, diverse experiences and the stories that inspire change 💛

From 10–16 April, there are stacks of FREE events happening right across WA, including live music, art workshops, sports, career forums, festivals and so much more! 🎶 🎨 🏀

👉 Check out what’s happening near you at https://youthweek.wa.gov.au/ and get involved!

24/03/2026

Every day, 830 unaccompanied young people seek help from homelessness services - a 17% increase in just one year, according to Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data.

Anglicare WA has joined youth peak bodies, frontline services, and courageous young people with lived experience in a coalition calling on the WA Government to end youth homelessness and act on the following:
🏠 Housing First for Youth - crisis accommodation, Youth Foyers, and more social and affordable housing
🧭 Early intervention and prevention, including place-based youth hubs
🤝 A stronger, better coordinated youth homelessness sector
🔊 Embedding young people’s voices in policy and service design

As the richest state in one of the richest nations in the world, Western Australia can end youth homelessness and ensure no child goes without a safe place to sleep at night. Find out how you can be part of the solution below.

https://tr.ee/BwdrAIiU12

18/03/2026

Rates of child poverty in WA have doubled in a decade but there is a severe lack of crisis accommodation available. ‼️ 🛌

As part of The Ending Child and Youth Homelessness coalition we're calling on the State Government to consider urgent investment in accommodation, prevention and early intervention initiatives as part of its recent Pre-Budget Submission.

You can read the Ending Child & Youth Homelessness Pre-Budget Submission 2026-27 by clicking into YACWA's post below.👇 📰

24/02/2026

Yesterday, we welcomed Mr Dan Bull MLA, Member for Maylands, to Foyer Oxford to learn how Anglicare WA, Foundation Housing Ltd, and North Metropolitan TAFE provide safe, stable housing for 98 young people, including 24 young parents and their children.

Foyer is a calm space centrally located in the heart of Leederville for people aged 16 to 24 who are experiencing or are at risk of homelessness. For up to two years, alongside their accommodation young people are offered fully integrated support that helps them strengthen their employment, education, and life skills, guiding them toward lasting stability and independence.

Mr Bull toured the facility with Anglicare WA CEO Mark Glasson, Youth Services Service Manager, Sally Savage, and Jasmine, a current Foyer resident and received an overview of the services offered to young people at Foyer Oxford.

If you'd like to learn more about Foyer, a place where young people can live, work, learn and thrive please head to the website: https://www.foyeroxford.org.au/.

23/02/2026

Finding housing can be hard and expensive. 🏠 ⁉️

If you are on a waitlist for, currently in or used to live in public or community housing, Shelter WA would like to hear from you about how you manage to juggle work while keeping your home.

Your voice matters. Help us understand how current housing rules might be holding people back from working or living the life they want. Your feedback can help make sure no one has to choose between a job and a safe home.

The survey is anonymous and should only take around 10-15 minutes. Access the survey here until Sunday 15 March: https://www.shelterwa.org.au/our-work/advocacy/income-eligibility-research-project/

Address

196 Oxford Street
Leederville, WA
6007

Telephone

+61862407200

Website

http://www.foyeroxford.org.au/get-involved/donations

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