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Kingston Youth Services is working with The Push to provide a performance opportunity for a local musicians and young emerging artists at the 2022 St Kilda Festival.
We are conducting an artist call out - any local musicians or young emerging artists aged 12-25 with a connection to the City of Kingston (live, work, study) who are interested in performing on stage at the St Kilda Festival on Sunday 13 February 2022 will need to complete an Expression of Interest Form and one of our youth workers will contact you to discuss further.

We are currently recruiting for our 2022 FReeZA Committee and we’re asking for your help in spreading the word by sharing this with any young person who may be interested!
The goal of FReeZA is to enable young peoples’ participation in community life through leading the planning, development and delivery of music, cultural and recreational events. Through initiatives such as FReeZA, young people take a central role in staging events that not only strengthen their skills and talents, but also celebrate and recognise the important contribution they make to the local community.

Kingston Youth Services is applying for the next round of State Government funding – ENGAGE and FReeZA and we are hosting two youth consultation sessions to help us develop programs, activities and events that reflect and respond to the needs of young people 12-25 in the City of Kingston.
This is a great opportunity to help us shape what the next few years of Youth Services will look like and you will be directly involved in the decision making around our program development.

There are lots of reasons to want to escape...so grab some friends and come escape with us!
Connect is hosting it's first Queer event - an online escape room. So if you love playing detective or if you simply want to do something other than stare at the ceiling on a Friday night.
Connect events are safe spaces for LGBTQIA+ young people aged 18-25 years. To attend the event you must live, work or study in the City of Kingston.

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).

Kingston Youth Services is opening up expressions of interest for the P81 Book Club. An opportunity to gather together socially over a book with other like-minded people.

Each book will be supplied and you will gain membership to a private and closed discussion group where you can pose questions, explore ideas and take part in conversations.

For young people aged 16-30 years

Hosted by the Victorian Department of Health, this webinar is presented by medical practitioners and offers an in-depth discussion about the COVID-19 immunisation program along with some tips to support your mental health.

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).

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.

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.

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.

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).