Youth resources (aged 10-25)

If you’re a young person aged 10 to 25 years living in the City of Whittlesea and looking for programs and events to get stuck into, you’ve landed at the right place.

We have loads of opportunities for young people to connect with friends, make new connections, develop skills, get support and have fun.

Our dedicated Youth Services team has created a great program of events and resources just for you. Explore this section to find out more about what you can get involved in.

Youth services

Learn all about our Youth Services team. See what they do for young people aged 10 to 25 in our community, access the Youth Plan 2030+ and find contact details.

Youth events

We run activities and events for young people during school holidays and term time. See what's on and learn how to get involved.

FReeZA

Are you aged 12 to 25? Discover how you can unleash your creativity in the City of Whittlesea by getting involved in FReeZA, a kaleidoscope of youth-centric events that cater to every interest.

LGBTIQA+ youth support

Information and support for our gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, asexual, gender diverse, trans, brother-boy, sister-girl, non-binary, intersex, queer and questioning young people.

Youth Council

The Youth Council is a formal advisory group made up of young people. Members are aged between 12-22 years and, living, working or studying within the municipality.

Weekly youth programs

Get involved in a fun and diverse range of programs, events and projects designed especially for young people.

Figuring it out together podcast

Listen to a podcast created by young people from our community. Hear meaningful conversations about real issues that affect them and other young people.

If you have an idea for a youth program or event for the local area, we’d love to hear about it. Hit us up:

Youth e-news

If you are a young person aged 13 to 25, a parent/carer, or work with young people in the City of Whittlesea, keep up to date with all the latest youth news, events, programs and hear from our Youth Council.

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