Teens Australia

Youth Australia
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Kids and Teens
  • Kids Help Line 1-800-55 1800
    A 24 hour, free and confidential telephone counselling service for 5 to 18 year olds. Includes background information, gala benefit auction ball details, publications and media, resources, and contact details.
  • The Source 
    Information about the programmes and services that the Commonwealth Government provides for young people.
  • Ministerial Council on Education, Employment, Training and Youth Affairs 
    MCEETYA consists of State, Territory, Australian Government and New Zealand Ministers with responsibility for the portfolios of education, employment, training and youth affairs, who meet to optimise coordination of policy making across their interrelated portfolios.
  • National Youth Week 
    Celebrating and recognising the value of all young Australians to their communities by giving them an opportunity to express their ideas and opinions.
  • Reach Out
    Helping young people get through difficult times. Contains inspiring stories, interactive gallery, and advice on teen issues.
  • Inspire Foundation 
    An Internet-based foundation that works to inspire young people to help themselves, get involved and get online.
  • Young Achievement Australia 
    Young Achievement Australia (YAA) run structured high school and university programmes, and provide information and resources for young people interested in enterprise education and running their own business.
  • Lawstuff 
    Information from the National Children's and Youth Law Centre about young people's legal rights and obligations in every Australian state and territory.
  • Guides Australia 
    Guides Australia provide a non-formal education program that is a dynamic, flexible and values-based training in life skills, decision making and leadership.
    Oxfam International Youth Parliament
     
  • The Foundation for Young Australians 
    Non-profit organisation committed to assisting young Australians aged up to 30 years to reach their full potential. Describes annual scholarship and grants programs.
  • The Duke of Edinburgh's Award in Australia 
    The Duke of Edinburgh's Award is an international leadership in action programme, available to all young people aged between fourteen and twenty-five.
  • Ship for World Youth Australia 
    SWY is an international cultural exchange program organised by the Government of Japan, bringing together over 250 young people for two months on board the cruise liner Nippon Maru.
  • Australian Clearinghouse for Youth Studies 
    A prime source on youth research and work, publishes 'Youth Studies Australia' and 'Youth Field Xpress' for researchers, youth workers, and educators.
  • Youth Challenge Australia 
    Offers youth volunteers the opportunity to volunteer on a range of powerful, community initiated development projects in South and Central America, Asia and the Pacific.
  • Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development 
    AYAD places skilled young Australian volunteers, aged 18-30, on short-term assignments in developing countries throughout Asia and the Pacific.
  • Dusseldorp Skills Forum 
    The DSF seeks to improve the learning and work transitions of young Australians by cooperating with communities, industry, government and non-government organisations to generate ideas, research, tools and information, and to build networks of common interest.
  • Young Australian of the Year Award 
    The Young Australian of the Year Award recognises those aged 16 to 25 who are outstanding and exceptional young Australians.
  • Enterprise Network for Young Australians 
    ENYA promotes the active participation of young people in enterprise in an ethical and sustainable manner.
  • United Nations Youth Association of Australia 
    UNYA is a youth organisation concerned with educating and involving youth in decision-making, current affairs and the United Nations.
  • Scouts Australia 
    Scouts Australia aims to encourage the physical, intellectual, social, emotional and spiritual development of young people.
  • Youth Research Centre 
    Research in identifying and proposing solutions to youth oriented issues, based at the Melbourne graduate school of education. Projects, publications, and newsletter included.
  • This Is Not Art Festival 
    This Is Not Art is a Newcastle-based annual national festival of new media and arts, incorporating, amongst others, the National Young Writers' Festival and the National Student Media Conference.
  • YMCA Australia 
    The Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) works collaboratively with government, non-profit groups and partners to provide a range of programs and services to build strong people, strong families, and strong communities.
  • National Youth Affairs Research Scheme 
    NYARS facilitates nationally based research into factors affecting young people. NYARS research findings assist with the formulation and assessment of policy development and implementation by Australian, State and Territory Ministers and Departments responsible for youth affairs.
  • Nescafe Big Break
    Each year Nescafe Big Break gives away cash grants to help young Australians and New Zealanders turn their big ideas into a reality. 
  • Gabby Glamor
    Specialists of party bag fillers, funky hair parties, hair accessories, mothers pamper packs and designer jewellery. 
  • YWCA Australia 
    YWCA Australia is the Australian partner in the global network of women advancing social justice and creating opportunities and services for the development of women and their families.
  • International Young Professionals Foundation 
    Based in Canberra, the IYPF works in the fields of human rights, poverty eradication, environment and social capital.
  • YouthGAS 
    Providing young Australians and those that work with them a range of networking and communication resources, information and opportunities.
  • Australian Youth Affairs Coalition 
    Australia's non-government youth affairs peak.
  • National Indigenous Youth Leadership Group 
    NIYLG is the Australian Government's flagship consultation mechanism for young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
  • Youth 2 Youth 
    Youth 2 Youth provide youth-led enterpreneurship training, workshops and resources for young people. They also publish IGNITE, the free, monthly e-newsletter for enterprising young people.
  • The Boys' Brigade Australia 
    Official website. Offers an overview of the organization, history, camps, activities, news and kids questions of the month.
  • Youth Network of Tasmania 
    YNOT is the peak body for the non-government youth sector in Tasmania.
  • Future Leaders 
    An Australia wide project designed to provide young people with inspiration and skill development for effective leadership.
  • National Youth Roundtable 
    The Australian government's flagship youth consultation process.
  • Girls' Brigade Australia 
    The Girls' Brigade Australia is a Christian-based award programme helping girls to grow spiritually, intellectually, socially, physically and mature as active, responsible citizens.
  • vibewire.net 
    An e-zine for young Australians to publish creative works and reviews of art, film and music.
  • Australian Youth Leadership Conference
    An Australian leadership residential training course for senior secondary school students.
  • The Wellspring 
    Weblog about youth opportunities in Australia and at the United Nations (UN). Includes analysis, interviews and details of youth-related organisations.
  • Shift Foundation 
    The Melbourne-based Shift Foundation is an international foundation that engages outstanding young leaders aged 16-35 to progress thinking and action on some of the planet's most critical global challenges.

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