Emergency Assistance Brotherhood of St Laurence Utility Relief Grant Scheme Stop Over The Salvation Army The Smith Family Victorian Relief Committee Domestic Violence Crisis Service (Vic)  St. Vincent de Paul Society (Vic) (03) 9483 1183 (03) 9616 7839 (03) 9347 0636 (03) 9650 4851 (03) 9419 8500 or 1800 808 915 (03) 9329 5599 (03) 9373 0123 or 1800 015 188 1300 305 330 Frontyard Youth Service 19 King Street (near Flinders Lane) Melbourne Phone: 9611 2411 or Freecall: 1800 800 531 Frontyard offers a collection of services located together to address the physical, emotional and social needs of young people aged 12 to 25 years who spend time in Melbourne CBD and are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Most services are drop-in so no appointment is necessary. Services include: Melbourne Youth Support Service (MYSS)  Melbourne Gateway Reconnect  Youth People’s Health Service (YPHS)  Job Placement Employment and Training (JPET)  Youthlaw  Youth Transition Model (YTM)  Family Reconciliation and Mediation Program (FRMP)   Visiting services that include Youth Substance Abuse Service (YSAS), Homeground and the Homeless Advocacy Service (HAS).  The Drum - Youth Services, Drummond Street Relationship Centre Ground Floor Carlton Primary School 150 Palmerston Street Carlton 195 Drummond Street, Carlton Phone: 9663 6733  The Drum - Youth Services  targets young people aged 12 to 25 years who live, study, work and/or visit the Carlton/Parkville area, and features a comprehensive mix of youth programs and services including:  Sport and recreation activities including mixed medium arts based programs Professional development and life skills programs  Vocational, education and employment connection and support programs  Targeted interventions (such as case management and counselling) for young people with specific needs or health risks including young people from special needs groups such as refugee and humanitarian entrants, African young people, young people residing in public housing and International students. Youth Unlimited 12 Gower Street Kensington (Based at Doutta Galla Community Health Centre) Phone: 8378 1600 Youth Unlimited is located in Kensington and offers a range of support services and programs for young people in the Kensington, North-West Melbourne and Flemington areas. The primary services offered by Youth Unlimited include: Social support, advocacy and referral Youth arts programs Youth recreational activities through the Flemington Drop-In Program, holiday camps, and programs such as the Young Women’s Soccer Program, Jump-Off Girls Circus Program and Adventures Unlimited  School-based programs such as the Debney Park Outloud Program, “Too Cool” Boys Program and the Transition Support Program. 7-9 Hosier Lane Melbourne, VIC 3000 Living Room is a primary health service with doctors, nurses, and specialist health workers. All of our services are free, confidential, and best of all - ‘user friendly'. Living Room has been established with the specific aim of addressing the health issues experienced by injecting drug users. Feel free to drop in for a chat, or to just chill out. We provide... Testing for Hepatitis & HIV Hepatitis B & other vaccinations Testing for sexually transmitted infections Pap tests Pregnancy tests & contraception Vein care & wound care Safer using advice & information Housing information & referral Counselling Health information Interpreter service available Cereal, fruit & chill out space   We bulk bill so please bring your medicare card if you have one. Living Room Outreach - Meet us on the street You can meet us on the street or at Living Room. To find us on the street you can ask the Foot Patrol, or call us: Tel: 03 9662 4488 Freecall: 1800 440 188 Opening Times: Monday - Friday, 12 noon - 5.00 pm Other Useful Services Direct Line Next Door Primary Health Health Works Primary Health RDNS Homeless Person Program   1800 888 236 9417 1299 0419 135 233 0410 417 083   FREE CALL from public phones 1800 700 102 or Mobile: 0412 155 491 Monday - Friday Saturday & Sunday   Public Holidays  11.45 am - 11.15 pm 12.00 noon - 4.00 pm, 7.30 pm - 11.15 pm 7.30 pm - 11.15 pm GloBALL Program The GloBALL program provides opportunities for international students to interact with the broader Victorian community through Aussie rules football. This program is supported by the City of Melbourne, Australian Federation of International Students (AFIS), RMIT, AUSTRADE, and the Essendon Football Club. For more information about the GloBALL program contact the City of Melbourne on (03) 9658 9658. Centre for Multicultural Youth Issues (CMYI) Community based organisation that advocates for the needs of  young people from migrant and refugee backgrounds. Address: 304 Drummond Street, Carlton Phone: (03) 9340 3700 Email: info@cmyi.net.au Reconciliation Victoria Reconciliation Victoria is a non-profit community based organisation that promotes reconciliation across Victoria. Address: Level 4, 247-251 Flinders Lane, Melbourne Phone: (03) 9662 1645 Youth Affairs Council of Victoria The peak body and leading policy advocate on young people's issues in Victoria. Phone: (03) 9267 3799 Open Family Australia Outreach support and services to young people at risk. Address: 1/75 Crockford Street, Port Melbourne Phone: (03) 8698 6700 National Liaison Committee A not-for-profit peak representative body organized by full time international students in Australia Address: Suite 5, Level 5 383 Sussex Street Sydney NSW 2000 Phone: 02 9262 9262 Email: choo.mark@nlc.edu.au Australian Federation of International Students (AFIS) Helps International Students get the best out of living and studying in Australia Address: 247 Flinders Lane (Ross House) Melbourne The Couch – International Student Centre “The Couch” – International Student Centre aims to provide a safe and free space at night time for international students studying in Melbourne to socialise, relax, rest study, and seek information and assistance. “The Couch” will be open on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 5pm-10pm. Address: 69 Bourke St, Melbourne Email: info@internationalstudents.org.au Family / Domestic Violence Family Violence is the repeated use of violent, threatening, coercive or controlling behaviour by an individual against a family member(s), or someone with whom they have, or have had an intimate relationship including carers. Violent behaviour includes not only physical assaults but an array of power and control tactics used along a continuum in concert with one another, including direct or indirect threats, sexual assault, emotional and psychological torment, economic control, property damage, social isolation and behaviour which causes a person to live in fear. Domestic Violence Victoria (DV VIC) Level 2, Queen Victoria Women's Centre 210 Lonsdale St. Melbourne 3000 Phone: 9921 0828 Fax: 9921 0827 admin@dvvic.org.au