The Young Catholic Workers’ Hostel, Albert Park, was established in 1946, for boys from St Augustine’s Orphanage, Geelong, who had found employment in Melbourne. It was run by the Young Christian Workers Movement. The Hostel closed in 1963.
The Young Catholic Workers’ Hostel opened in 1946 to provide a base for boys working in Melbourne. The hostel was established by the Young Christian Workers’ Movement under a scheme where the Victorian government subsidised young people living in hostels because they recognised the importance of helping young people make the transition from institutional care.
From
1946
To
1963
Alternative Names
YCW Hostel
1946 - 1963
The Young Catholic Workers' Hostel was located in 121 Beaconsfield Parade, Albert Park, Victoria (Building Still standing)