One-off opportunities

The Lilydale Youth Hub put on a wide range of activities for all young people, from animal therapy, to yoga and music jamming. There are also lots of supports young people can access, from counselling, to legal services to employment advice. Find out more here.

Watch the Cultural Awareness Webinar that was held in late September 2021

Watch the Young Leaders Highlight Reel

The Centre for Multicultural Youth (CMY) are currently looking for young people aged 16-25 from refugee or migrant backgrounds to co-design and deliver their new program, Speak Up, which will be designed to promote gender equity among multicultural young people in Victoria. You will be paid for your time!

Find more information and applications here.

YDAS is running a free online leadership program for young people (14-25) who identify as having a disability, chronic illness, being blind or vision impaired, being Deaf, neurodiverse and/or having lived experience of mental health issues. Find out more here.

FReeZA Flying Pig Events, as part of Whitehorse City Council, is looking for young musicians to perform monthly in the local community. This is a free and supported opportunity including promotions! There are 2 spots to fill each month and each act receives a $50 voucher. You can apply here.  

By completing the Yarra Ranges Council Pandemic and Storm Impact Survey, you can express your views on the ongoing impacts from the pandemic and June storm event. Information gathered through this survey will ensure that recovery funds are directed to activities and programs that support those most impacted by the pandemic and storm event. You can complete the survey by clicking on this link here. 

This training session provides guidance and an introduction to navigating the world of media in 2022 – for anyone aged 12-25 years. Tuesday 26^th July, 5-7pm at Lilydale Youth Hub (online options also available) Register here.

Do you have a story to share about being a young Victorian or working with young people? YACVic are looking for young people and those that work with them to submit their writing to be published on the YACVic blog. Find out more here.

Culture Tracks, in conjunction with Oonah and Defrosted Events (Yarra Ranges FReeZA) is bringing Baker Boy to Healesville. Don’t miss Baker Boy on his first headline tour of regional Victoria! Tickets for his second show on Sat 3^rd September 7:30pm-9pm are on sale now. Find out more here.

The Queer Art Collective enables young queer people to co-design and co-create monthly art and social events that are of interest to them. Events are created for and with young queer identifying people aged 18-25. Find out more here.

This free online session will provide the skills and confidence to become an ally for all LGBTQIA+ young people. Discover why toilets and pronouns literally save lives, how simple words and actions of an ally can make a difference to teenagers. For all families and members of the community who want to be part of the village that raises healthy young adults. Tuesday 9^th August 7:00pm-8:30pm. Find out more here.

The Lilydale Youth Hub are raising a chorus of supportive voices across the Yarra Ranges to assist them in their advocacy to secure funding for the Hub to keep the service open beyond Dec 2022. Submit a message of support here.

The 2022 Mission Australia Youth Survey is now open. It's the largest online youth survey in Australia and provides a platform for young people aged 15 to 19 to ‘speak up’ about the issues that really concern them. The survey closes on 12^th August. Contribute your voice here.

Orygen is seeking young queer and trans people of colour (QTPOC) to participate in an interview and a workshop (optional) to understand their experiences accessing professional mental health care. Everyone who takes part in this research will be reimbursed for their time and participation. Find out more here.

The Royal Children’s Hospital are looking for young people (over 15 years), and families, carers, and supporters in who have experience of mental health challenges and recovery. Advisors are paid $83.60 an hour for their expertise and will have access to supports to make ensure they are in a safe and supportive environment. More information and register here