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QLD program helping young people avoid homelessness
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ABC NEWS (Australia)
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More than a third of people experiencing homelessness in Queensland are under the age of 25, some of them - still in high school. As the housing crisis continues to take its toll, a program in South-East Queensland is not only keeping young people off the streets, but changing the trajectory of their lives.
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