The Youth Coalition hosts the Youth Housing and Homelessness Forum (YHHF) every two months. All services and government agencies are welcome.

The YHHF aims to provide a forum for housing and homelessness providers to improve their practice in supporting young people who are experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, homelessness in the ACT. The objectives of the YHHF are:

• To provide further opportunity for all youth housing and homelessness providers to share information and identify collaborative opportunities
• To provide a forum to discuss, identify and address practice issues
• To provide an opportunity for housing and homelessness providers to feed issues that affect young people

MYAN ACT commenced in 2008 as a community-based network of workers and services that support young people from culturally diverse backgrounds, with coordination and secretariat support provided by the Youth Coalition of the ACT, the peak body for young people and youth affairs in the ACT. The intention of MYAN ACT was to improve support for multicultural young people, strengthen multicultural youth services in the ACT, strengthen connections between ‘mainstream’ and multicultural youth services, and raise the profile of multicultural youth issues in the ACT. 

MYAN ACT commenced in 2008 as a community-based network of workers and services that support young people from culturally diverse backgrounds, with coordination and secretariat support provided by the Youth Coalition of the ACT, the peak body for young people and youth affairs in the ACT. The intention of MYAN ACT was to improve support for multicultural young people, strengthen multicultural youth services in the ACT, strengthen connections between ‘mainstream’ and multicultural youth services, and raise the profile of multicultural youth issues in the ACT. 

MYAN ACT commenced in 2008 as a community-based network of workers and services that support young people from culturally diverse backgrounds, with coordination and secretariat support provided by the Youth Coalition of the ACT, the peak body for young people and youth affairs in the ACT. The intention of MYAN ACT was to improve support for multicultural young people, strengthen multicultural youth services in the ACT, strengthen connections between ‘mainstream’ and multicultural youth services, and raise the profile of multicultural youth issues in the ACT. 

MYAN ACT commenced in 2008 as a community-based network of workers and services that support young people from culturally diverse backgrounds, with coordination and secretariat support provided by the Youth Coalition of the ACT, the peak body for young people and youth affairs in the ACT. The intention of MYAN ACT was to improve support for multicultural young people, strengthen multicultural youth services in the ACT, strengthen connections between ‘mainstream’ and multicultural youth services, and raise the profile of multicultural youth issues in the ACT. 

MYAN ACT commenced in 2008 as a community-based network of workers and services that support young people from culturally diverse backgrounds, with coordination and secretariat support provided by the Youth Coalition of the ACT, the peak body for young people and youth affairs in the ACT. The intention of MYAN ACT was to improve support for multicultural young people, strengthen multicultural youth services in the ACT, strengthen connections between ‘mainstream’ and multicultural youth services, and raise the profile of multicultural youth issues in the ACT. 

MYAN ACT commenced in 2008 as a community-based network of workers and services that support young people from culturally diverse backgrounds, with coordination and secretariat support provided by the Youth Coalition of the ACT, the peak body for young people and youth affairs in the ACT. The intention of MYAN ACT was to improve support for multicultural young people, strengthen multicultural youth services in the ACT, strengthen connections between ‘mainstream’ and multicultural youth services, and raise the profile of multicultural youth issues in the ACT.