Platform 81 Term 3 News

Platform 81 Term 3 Newsletter 2023

Join one of our Youth Committees 

Youth Advisory Committee

The Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) provides an opportunity for young people to be involved in formulating future directions of Council for Kingston's young people and to provide advice in relation to broad-based youth related issues within the community.

More information and sign up 

 

FReeZA P81 Events Committee

The FReeZA P81 Events Crew is a group of young people passionate about supporting and promoting the talents of local young musicians within the City of Kingston by running a variety of music, recreational and cultural events for young people throughout the year.

More information and sign up

Are you a musician, performer or aspiring artist?

We want to showcase your abilities at our upcoming FReeZA events.

Send us your details  

 

Universal Magazine Committee

Universal is a vibrant and exciting free quarterly youth magazine designed to provide an authentic representation of youth culture.

The Universal Magazine Committee is a group of creative and talented young people who meet monthly to write, edit and design each edition.

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Platform 81 Drop In

Platform 81 is open for drop in on Wednesday afternoons from 3 pm to 5 pm.

We have a safe, inclusive space for young people to engage with our Youth Team and participate in a variety of scheduled activities to promote social opportunities.

Drop in is available for young people 12-25 who are linked with City of Kingston (live, work, study).

 

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YA Chat monthly in Parkdale

Kingston Youth Services is committed to providing safe spaces for young people to socialise and engage in various activities.

YA Chat is a safe and inclusive space for young people to meet socially and discuss a variety of topics including pop culture, music, TV, podcasts and books.

Grab a friend and join our youth team monthly at Parkdale Library.

To join, you must be between the ages of 13 and 21 and connected to the City of Kingston (live, work, study)

More information and sign up 

Pride Connect

Kingston Youth Services are developing a program for young LGBTQIA+ people aged 18-25 with a connection to the City of Kingston (live, work, study) - and we want to hear from you! 

We are currently accepting expressions of interest and offering consultations (with free coffee!) to hear what you want the program to look like. 

If this sounds like you, sign up here

Aspendale Youth Cove 

Aspendale Youth Cove is a satellite pop-up space providing opportunities for young people to engage with Youth Services and participate in a variety of activities. 

Art Mondays

From 4 - 5.30 pm weekly @ Aspendale Gardens Community Centre 

To join, you must be between the ages of 11 and 17 and connected to the City of Kingston (live, work, study) 

More information and sign up

Fully funded short courses

Did you know Kingston Youth Services provides opportunities throughout the year for young people to complete an accredited short course - fully funded?

From barista courses to updating your first aid training - we cover a wide range of skills to help young people upskill for employment.

Keep up to date with upcoming short courses here

Looking for some additional support?

Kingston Youth Services offers free counselling and youth worker support with no need for a mental health care plan. 

To refer yourself or someone you know, you can: 

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