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Want to speak up about the issues affecting young people? We're looking for passionate individuals aged 12-24 to join the Young Leaders Working Group.
Members will:
Participate in a skill building program, designed by the members - learning how to be a key leader in the areas you’re passionate about
Represent Inner West young people locally on issues like live music, climate change, sustainability, cycling, sports, the arts, libraries and youth services - directly influence Inner West Councillors on things that matter to you
Work on the activities you want to see happen during Inner West National Youth Week 2021
Create new connections and friendships with other inspiring young people
Young people will be tomorrow’s change makers, campaigners, legislators and advocates - start with the Inner West Young Leaders Working Group.
Hear how current members make a difference
Membership criteria
Be aged between 12 and 24 years
Live, work, attend school or identify with the Inner West Community
Have some knowledge and understanding of the needs and issues affecting a diverse range of young people
Possess Skills, interests, experiences and/or knowledge of young people around their community and beyond
Would be interested to contribute to the working group
Have other relevant experiences which would be useful for the working group
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
We want to make sure everyone has the opportunity to participate. If you need assistance, such as a paper form call Charlie Coorey on 9335 2156. You can also contact us via a FREE Interpreter or the National Relay Service. Call us Monday to Friday, 9am-4pm on 9335 2156
For a free interpreter call via TIS National on 131 450
For voice relay call 1300 555 727
TTY call 133 677
SMS relay call 0423 677 767
Applications close 11:59pm Sunday, 7 March 2021.
Come and try session
Curious about applying but not sure if it’s right for you?
Join us for an evening focussed on planning for National Youth Week 2021. Attendees can hear what is planned so far, provide feedback and influence the remaining program of activities. National Youth Week is an annual festival that happens in April to celebrate young people.
Details:
When: 6-8pm Thursday, 18 February 2021 Where: Ashfield Service Centre To register contact Charlie Coorey.
What happens next?
Applications will be assessed by a selection panel of Council's staff. All applicants will be notified of the outcome.
Want to speak up about the issues affecting young people? We're looking for passionate individuals aged 12-24 to join the Young Leaders Working Group.
Members will:
Participate in a skill building program, designed by the members - learning how to be a key leader in the areas you’re passionate about
Represent Inner West young people locally on issues like live music, climate change, sustainability, cycling, sports, the arts, libraries and youth services - directly influence Inner West Councillors on things that matter to you
Work on the activities you want to see happen during Inner West National Youth Week 2021
Create new connections and friendships with other inspiring young people
Young people will be tomorrow’s change makers, campaigners, legislators and advocates - start with the Inner West Young Leaders Working Group.
Hear how current members make a difference
Membership criteria
Be aged between 12 and 24 years
Live, work, attend school or identify with the Inner West Community
Have some knowledge and understanding of the needs and issues affecting a diverse range of young people
Possess Skills, interests, experiences and/or knowledge of young people around their community and beyond
Would be interested to contribute to the working group
Have other relevant experiences which would be useful for the working group
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
We want to make sure everyone has the opportunity to participate. If you need assistance, such as a paper form call Charlie Coorey on 9335 2156. You can also contact us via a FREE Interpreter or the National Relay Service. Call us Monday to Friday, 9am-4pm on 9335 2156
For a free interpreter call via TIS National on 131 450
For voice relay call 1300 555 727
TTY call 133 677
SMS relay call 0423 677 767
Applications close 11:59pm Sunday, 7 March 2021.
Come and try session
Curious about applying but not sure if it’s right for you?
Join us for an evening focussed on planning for National Youth Week 2021. Attendees can hear what is planned so far, provide feedback and influence the remaining program of activities. National Youth Week is an annual festival that happens in April to celebrate young people.
Details:
When: 6-8pm Thursday, 18 February 2021 Where: Ashfield Service Centre To register contact Charlie Coorey.
What happens next?
Applications will be assessed by a selection panel of Council's staff. All applicants will be notified of the outcome.
