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An opportunity for new young parents (up to 25 years), to make friends and have your baby questions answered by a Maternal Child Health Nurse.
L2P is an exciting new program for both young people aged 16 – 20 years of age and community volunteers who live, work or study in Brimbank.
Due to the recent outbreak of coronavirus, face-to-face counselling and support services have been suspended. We are still taking referral’s for phone/video sessions only until further notice.
Brimbank Youth Services are offering Show Bags during school holiday periods for young people aged 12 to 17 years who live, work or study in Brimbank.
Crystal Queer is a fun and informative social support group for LGBTIQA+ young people who live, work or study in Brimbank.
Due to the impact of COVID-19, BYS in partnership with Youth Insearch are running ongoing weekly youth led peer support virtual group sessions. New participants welcome 🙂
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Check out this article put together by BYC Brooke Moncur on methods she uses to keep a balanced personal life and work/school life.
During these difficult times in isolation, it is important that we continue to maintain our mental health. One way we can do this is by being mindful, which means to be aware of our present thoughts, feelings and emotions.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all Youth Week events in Victoria had to be cancelled. The good news is that Youth Week 2020 has been rescheduled to happen this November – with all events and activities happening online!
Going through a tough time and in need of support? You can contact Brimbank Youth Services or check out this list of trusted youth support services.
The #BrimbankYouth campaign is a project that aims to capture the voices, positivity and resilience of our local young people through short video clips that give a snapshot of their day-to-day lives during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Both during and post lockdown it’s so important to support each other, because things aren’t really “normal” and we might not realise it but our friends may be feeling blue or struggling to adapt to the changes.
