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Join us for a fun night of trivia and games.
From the comfort of your couch, join Freeza Fuse Productions for a competition filled night with the chance to win great prizes. Categories range from pop culture, general knowledge to sport.
Grab a friend and join for the perfect night in.
Registrations essential - don't miss out!

The FReeZa Fuse Productions Crew is passionate about supporting and promoting the talents of local young musicians. Our Fuse Productions Crew run a variety of music and cultural events for young people in the City of Kingston throughout the year. During lockdown, our crew focused their efforts on developing the Take Two Project - aimed at showcasing and promoting the talent of local young artists.

Kingston Youth Services is committed to providing ongoing support to the young people in our community. We do this through a variety of programs, activities and events.
As part of this support, we offer online parent information nights on a range of topics relevant to better support you with your young person.
Our next session is 'Understanding the Digital World' with ySafe as presenters.

We know how important youth voice is and are committed to providing platforms where we can elevate youth voice and youth perspectives on a range of topics and issues. We want this to be a safe and inclusive space where young people can express themselves creatively. Every month a blog submission will be released, this month we have a piece from Rochelle Leslie titled Hiking, mindfulness and other activities.
If you are interested in submitting a piece, we are accepting submissions from young people aged 12-25 years who have a connection to the City of Kingston (live, work and/or study).

We know how important youth voice is and are committed to providing platforms where we can elevate youth voice and youth perspectives on a range of topics and issues. We want this to be a safe and inclusive space where young people can express themselves creatively. Every month a blog submission will be released, this month we have a piece from Rochelle Leslie titled Hiking, mindfulness and other activities.
If you are interested in submitting a piece, we are accepting submissions from young people aged 12-25 years who have a connection to the City of Kingston (live, work and/or study).

We know how important youth voice is and are committed to providing platforms where we can elevate youth voice and youth perspectives on a range of topics and issues. We want this to be a safe and inclusive space where young people can express themselves creatively. Every month a blog submission will be released, this month we have a piece from Rochelle Leslie titled Hiking, mindfulness and other activities.
If you are interested in submitting a piece, we are accepting submissions from young people aged 12-25 years who have a connection to the City of Kingston (live, work and/or study).

If you know a young person or a young community group who have made a contribution in the City of Kingston, here’s an opportunity to give them a well deserved shout-out!
The City of Kingston Youth Awards shine a spotlight on the achievements of young people in the community, showcasing their talents and contributions.
Nominations now open!

Come check out our Freeza acts performing on Monday 12 April and Tuesday 13 April at City of Kingston's Sunset Cinema.
Hang out and chill to some awesomely talented young people followed up with an entertaining movie.
For more info, contact Youth Services on 1300 369 436.

Takeover Melbourne creates a powerful platform for young Melburnians to be heard.
High school aged students are invited to share a story about their life and submit it to the Takeover Melbourne Competition. Entries for the 2021 competition open on Thursday 25 March 2021 and close Friday 25 June 2021.

We know how important youth voice is and are committed to providing platforms where we can elevate youth voice and youth perspectives on a range of topics and issues. We want this to be a safe and inclusive space where young people can express themselves creatively. Every month a blog submission will be released, this month we have a piece from Jack Crowe titled Rise of the Sinking Sailor.
If you are interested in submitting a piece, we are accepting submissions from young people aged 12-25 years who have a connection to the City of Kingston (live, work and/or study).

Melbourne-based barber Nasir Sobhani will share his incredible story of paying it forward and finding his purpose giving back to those less fortunate in the community.
A must attend event for any young person wanting to be inspired to find their purpose!

Kingston Youth Services is hosting its Open Week from Monday 12 April to Thursday 15 April 2021. We are beyond excited to throw open the doors of our new home - Platform 81 and host a week of activities for young people 12 to 25 years with a link to the City of Kingston (live, work, study).