Foyer Oxford, Leederville
Foyer Oxford is an award winning purpose built centre for homeless and at risk youth.
A 98-room complex for homeless youth seeking secure housing and opportunities to engage in training or education.
The accommodation was completed in January 2014 for project partners Foundation Housing, Anglicare and Central TAFE and has since won several awards including the 2015 Premier’s Award for Excellence and the Urban Development Institute of Australia Award for Sustainable Development.
Details
- Location: Leederville, Western Australia
- Project cost: $23 million
- Status: Completed
- Builder: Diploma
- Architect: Chindarsi and GHD
- Funding: Foundation Housing, State Government Housing Authority, Federal Government, BHP Billiton
Fast facts
- 3.6 km to Perth CBD
- Neighbouring North Metropolitan TAFE
- 600m to Foundation Housing Head Office
- Walking distance from Leederville train station
- Walking distance to shops and cafes
- Convenient public transport access
WANDJOO MIA - 'Welcome Home' by Anthea Corbett
Foundation Housing acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Country on which we work and live and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. In particular, the Whadjuk people of the Noongar nation in Perth, the Yawuru people in Broome and the Kariyarra people in South Hedland. We pay our respect to them and their cultures and to Elders past, present and emerging.
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