Welcome To Brimbank Youth Services a service provided by Brimbank City Council.
Guided by young people, we support access, equity and participation for all young people in Brimbank.
We focus on listening to the voices of young people, ensuring everyone has access to opportunities and supporting young people through challenging times.
Our Programs
I Want To…
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- Be Engaged and Learn
- Be Happy & Healthy
- Live in a Friendly, Respectful and Safe Community
The Empowering Moves program offers a way for young people facing challenges to develop coping skills. BYS will utilise local providers to facilitate recreational sessions while the Youth Wellbeing and Belonging staff deliver personal development discussions.
The Dynamic Young Citizens program provides an opportunity for interactive communication platform between Brimbank City Council and local primary school aged children.
The Tuning In To Teens program teaches parents how to help their teen develop emotional intelligence over 7 weeks.
The What’s On In The West program is a guide for young people listing heaps of programs and activities run throughout Brimbank and the West during the school holidays.
The Youth Voice program gives young people the opportunity to speak up and have a say about what matters to you while also having the opportunities to create lasting positive impact.
The Universal Access Disco program is a free day time party welcoming all ability young people to come along for some themed fun.
Latest News
Did you know that Victorian households throw out about 250,000 tonnes of food each year. Almost half our household rubbish is food waste!
What’s On In The West is a newsletter containing a list of free and low-cost activities you can check out during the upcoming school holidays!
Join Little Litter Project to unpack all things waste and how small steps can make a difference! Register For This NO COST event here.
The first event of our #BYCwastefree campaign this September is a #GoingGreen GAMES NIGHT with a theme on Sustainability.
As the world becomes increasingly faster and trends become easily accessible, many things tend to become more harmful despite their popularity and productivity. Fashion is one of those things.
Check out our ‘All things Recycling’ blog post written by Youth Councillor Emily Bui! You can find the link via our linktree in our bio.
