Singapore is launching 17 pilot projects aimed at assisting rough sleepers, with a particular emphasis on addressing the complex needs of homeless youth. These initiatives will provide crucial support services, including mentoring programs designed to offer guidance and stability. Family mediation will be offered to help rebuild fractured relationships and address underlying familial issues contributing to homelessness. Recognizing the need for long-term solutions, vocational guidance will also be a key component, equipping young people with skills for sustainable employment. The projects aim to move beyond temporary shelter, focusing on restoring family ties and fostering self-sufficiency. This comprehensive approach targets the root causes of homelessness, offering individualized assistance to help vulnerable individuals reintegrate into society. Ultimately, the pilots hope to demonstrate effective strategies for reducing youth homelessness in Singapore.