Community News

Aspendale Youth Cove (AYC)Our Aspendale Youth Cove program is currently seeking participants to take part in a series of cooking workshops designed to up-skill young people aged 11 to 17 years old in general cooking and kitchen skills.Running Mondays and Thursdays from 3.30pm to 5.30pm. If you are interested in taking part click here or contact 1300 369 436.

The Content CreatorsIf you have an interest in social media marketing, graphic design, videography, photography or content writing our Content Creators team are looking for more members. Kingston Youth Service’s Content Creators work under the Social Media Coordinator and are responsible for creating and curating content our social media platforms.If you are interested in joining the team, click here

Universal Magazine Edition 37: Travel - OUT NOW!Contact Youth Services on 1300 369 436 if you would like a copy of the latest edition of Universal's free quarterly magazine, designed and created by local Kingston young people. If you have an interest in editing, writing, drawing, graphic design or photography the Universal Magazine Committee is currently open to new members. For more information or to join click here

Parent Information NightsBuilding Resilience in Children and TeensOn Wednesday 17 July Kingston Youth Services will be hosting a Parent Information Night with guest speaker Sharon Witt, who will be delivering her popular presentation “Building Resilience in Children & Teens".  Date: Wednesday 17 July 2019Time: 7.00pm to 9.00pmLocation: Bayside Church, 99-101 Argus Street, Cheltenham 

Please register your attendance here.Each school term, the Kingston Youth Services team organises a facilitator-led information night based on the needs of parents of young people. If you have a topic or theme you would like information on, please send through your suggestion to youth.services@kingston.vic.gov.au

Adulting 101Kingston Youth Services are providing a variety of practical workshops for young people aged 17+ to equip them with the skills and knowledge to transition to adulthood. Topics covered range from The Working World, Healthy Relationships, Budgeting and more.Young people will have the opportunity to learn tips and strategies for navigating life after high school and ask any questions. For more information or to register your interest, visit www.kingstonyouth.org.au or contact the Youth Services team on 1300 369 436.

Accredited Short CoursesKingston Youth Services aims to provide opportunities for young people to become better prepared for the working world. We offer funded accredited short courses every term.For more information on what is on offer as well as eligibility requirements, visit us here or contact 1300 369 436.

FReeZA Fuse ProductionsThe Freeza Committee are a dedicated and passionate team of young people who plan, organise and run youth music-related events for the City of Kingston. Being part of the committee gives members hands on experience in event coordination, stage management, liaising with bands and promotion and marketing as well as networking opportunities to others in the music industry.If you want to be involved in our events team, visit our website or contact 1300 369 436.

Emergent Theatre Co.Workshops available for any budding theatre or creative artist with opportunities to network and collaborate.To find out more click here or contact us on 1300 369 436.

Queer in KingstonQIK is a free, confidential, social support group for people aged 14 - 24 years who may identify as same sex attracted, gender diverse or questioning their sexuality and gender. For more information, visit www.kingstonyouth.org.au or 1300 369 436.

Social Impact Program (SIP)The Social Impact Program (SIP) aims to create a collaborative environment