Wellbeing, Recovery, Growth
Stray Songs Collective provides inclusive NDIS support across Metropolitan Melbourne, helping young people move toward recovery through meaningful connection.
Using a gentle, creative and trauma-informed approach to meet each person where they are - without judgement or expectation.
Every person has a song worth hearing
Our approach is gentle, creative and intentional. Through person-centred, trauma-informed support, we turn simple ideas into meaningful opportunities for connection, advocacy, peer understanding and participation. We listen carefully, respect each person’s identity and experiences, and work alongside them toward goals that feel achievable and genuinely their own.
Support that meets you where you are
Stray Songs Collective provides tailored NDIS support across metropolitan Melbourne, with a focus on wellbeing, recovery, outreach and community. Because every person has a song worth hearing.
Support is shaped around your goals, needs, communication style and circumstances, using a gentle, creative and person-centred approach without judgement or expectation.
Planning, advocacy and coordination
Case management for complex and high-needs young people, including assessment, planning, review and coordination. We also support advocacy and referrals, helping participants understand their rights, responsibilities and the systems around them.
Our administration and stakeholder engagement support can include working with families, schools, local agencies, community organisations and providers, including regular participation in care team meetings.
Justice, education and inclusive pathways
We offer direct support for young people involved with Youth Justice and Child Protection, including court-appointed diversion programs. We also help early school leavers and young people experiencing disengagement explore training, education and employment pathways.
Our practice welcomes Aboriginal, CALD, LGBTIQA+, disabled and other diverse communities, with support adapted to each person’s identity, culture, strengths and lived experience.
Outreach, connection and community participation
Individualised in-home and community outreach can include access to customised, enjoyable experiences, peer connection and practical opportunities to build trust and confidence. We also plan and facilitate day programs for young people experiencing social exclusion.
Every interaction is trauma-informed: we take time, find the right words and adjust our approach to suit the person. Support is creative, intentional and grounded in meaningful connection.
Shared voices, meaningful progress
Stray Songs Collective builds trust through gentle, person-centred and trauma-informed support across metropolitan Melbourne. We do not publish participant stories without clear consent; enquire to learn how our approach can support wellbeing, recovery, outreach and community connection.
Start a conversation
Whether you are a participant, family member, support coordinator, school, agency or community organisation, you are welcome to get in touch. Share a little about what you are looking for across wellbeing, recovery, outreach or community support, and we will respond respectfully and without judgement.
Stray Songs Collective provides support across Metropolitan Melbourne. Please do not include urgent, crisis-related or highly sensitive information in this form; use appropriate emergency or crisis services instead.