Young People

With this year’s event to come, the event will be responsible for raising over $1 million dollars for United Way Geelong Region. That’s $1 million dollars towards making a real difference in the Geelong community with United Way supporting crucial issues like homelessness, poverty and social isolation. Last year was a huge effort, raising over $100,000 and attracting over 2,000 spectators and entrants.

Got a question about sex? Got 100 questions about sex? Then this is an opportunity for you.

The statewide search has begun for individuals, businesses, and community groups that are making a difference in their local regional or rural Victoria through their hard work, dedication, innovation and community contribution. We invite you to nominate someone you know (or your group) that deserves recognition for their commitment and community contribution. A nomination form and criteria are attached for your convenience. The Awards highlight, acknowledge and reward the valuable contribution that businesses, individuals and community groups are making towards building a stronger and better local community to live in.

The Big Issue is a not-for profit organisation that publishes a magazine sold by marginalized or disadvantaged people known as ‘vendors’. Authorised vendors purchase the magazine for $2.50 and sell it for $5.00, making a clear 100 % profit. Selling the magazine also boosts vendors’ self-esteem and independence. It has a positive effect on their lives and is reflected in The Big Issue motto: “helping people help themselves”. For purchasers of the magazine it really is a good read for a good deed.

Some Victoria Legal Aid publications that have been recently updated. They might be suitable for handing out to your clients and members of your local community. All publications are free.

We provide free legal advice to people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. PILCH - Homeless persons legal clinic 92 Cox Road, Corio

Pllease find attached the group flier providing details for the anger management group commencing Thursday 18th March 2010.

All you need to do is: • Fill out and lodge an expression of interest form. • Gather a small group of young people together. • Support the young people to learn about hepatitis C and take photos. • Send the cameras back to Hepatitis C Victoria

This Factsheet is about the new requirements by Centrelink for people aged 15 to 20 to “earn or learn”.

Barwon Community Legal Service invites local youth workers and young people to attend a free information session on the ‘Earn or Learn’ changes to Youth Allowance.

See content page for list of Safe Party Support Websites.

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Headroom contains information for young people between the ages of six to eighteen years, their parents and friends, health and youth professionals, or anyone who works with young people. It includes lots of information to promote the positive mental health of children and young people.

If you have come to the headspace website looking for advice and information to help you with issues that you or a friend might be facing - you are not alone. Did you know that 20% of young people turn to the internet as their first step on the pathway to getting help? That's why we at headspace have put a lot of time and effort into making sure the information we provide is trustworthy, reliable and accurate. Our materials are regularly checked by health professionals.