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"Here for young people"

Introducing our new strategy that shows Council's commitment to support young people to achieve their goals and aspirations.

A new initiative from the Junior Council is now available!

Grants of up to $1,500 are available for schools and organisations who work with young people in the City of Kingston.

Kingston Youth Services is excited to host the Healthy Minds on the Horizon workshop hosted by YLAB.

As part of a two day workshop series, facilitator Sherry Rose will provide young people aged 18 to 30 years old with a chance to network, connect and share ideas about how they can improve their future.

Socially Active is a free six week bootcamp that incorporates fitness in a fun and inclusive environment. Designed specifically for young people, the program aims at cultivating a healthy attitude to getting fit and active whilst having fun.

Kingston Youth Services welcome Project Rockit to the next Parent Information Night where we discuss all things (cyber)bullying. The session is aimed to raise awareness about social media platforms that young people are using, understand how best to tackle difficult conversations about cyber safety and discuss with other parents and professionals about the best strategies and tips to use.

AYC is an exciting youth space in Aspendale Gardens – opposite the ‘rage cage’ at the Aspendale Gardens Community Centre.

The 2019 Kingston Youth Awards is an event designed to honour the significant and valuable contributions of young people within the City of Kingston.

Kingston Youth Services run a variety of workshops to help young people transition into adulthood and provide practical support where needed.

The Social Impact Group provides a collaborative space where young people can come together, share ideas and work towards solving real issues within the community.

Are you between the ages of 12 - 25 years and passionate about the Kingston community? Join the City of Kingston Youth Advisory Committee and be involved in formulating future directions of Council for Kingston's young people.

Emergent Theatre Co. is a City of Kingston based theatre company developed for young people to express themselves artistically.
A Fairy Tale is the newest play developed by Emergent Theatre, with production starting in March 2020.

Kingston Youth Services are offering fully funded accredited short courses for young people with a connection to the City of Kingston and are aged 16 to 25 years.