We think our young people at CanTeen are amazing for the way they truly look out for and support each other through some of life's biggest challenges. This is a photo of our young leaders. It is a honour and a privilege to work in partnership with such an enthusiastic and dedicated group, who are committed to supporting other young people
April 13, 2010
CanTeen National Office
We think our young people at CanTeen are amazing for the way they truly look out for and support each other through some of life's biggest challenges. This is a photo of our young leaders. It is a honour and a privilege to work in partnership with such an enthusiastic and dedicated group, who are committed to supporting other young people
April 11, 2010
FEWCHA, Dorset Youth Advisory Group
FEWCHA is the Dorset Youth Advisory Group. Dorset is in North East Tasmania, Australia. FEWCHA puts on events for young people in Dorset. Some of the stuff we are into include Concerts, School Holiday Programs and Movie Nights. We also run a grant program by young people for young people - the FEWCHA money tree! We have a youth health outreach van called the Kameleon that provides services to all our small regional towns. 
Aaron Koo, AIESEC Curtin University
My name is Aaron Koo and I am currently the Outgoing Exchange Director for AIESEC Curtin University.April 8, 2010
Youth Affairs Council of South Australia (YACSA)



The Youth Affairs Council of South Australia (YACSA) is the peak body for young people and the youth sector in SA. We are a non-Government organisation working to secure meaningful improvements in the quality of young people’s lives, provide advice and support to the youth sector, and advocate to Governments and the community on the range of matters that affect young people.
For more information on YACSA and the work we do, please visit www.yacsa.com.au or contact us on (08) 8226 3080.
April 7, 2010
CanTeen - WA Division
CanTeen's mission is to support, develop and empower young people living with cancer. We do this by providing an Australia-wide peer support network and psycho-social support to 12 to 24 year-olds, who include*:
Patients - young people who have been diagnosed with cancer
Siblings & Offspring - young people who have an immediate family member (brother, sister, parent or primary carer) who has been diagnosed with cancer; and
Bereaved Siblings & Offspring - young people who have had an immediate family member die from cancer
Through a wide range of camps and programs, CanTeen encourages Members to share their experiences, make friends...and of course, have fun!
*Young people who don't quite fit these descriptions might still be able to join - please contact us for more information. www.canteen.org.au or ring 1800 639 614
March 31, 2010
March 29, 2010
Youth Foundations Victoria (YFV)
Youth Foundations Victoria (YFV) is an exciting new initiative that helps young people make a real difference to their communities. YFV offers genuine opportunities for young people in 15 communities across Victoria to get involved. Groups of local young people from different backgrounds come together in each location to look at the needs of their community and then make grants to other young people to run activities to benefit that community. The young people are also responsible for raising funds to add to those contributed by government, community and private partners.
Through the initiative, the young people are be supported to develop skills and their achievements will be promoted locally and around the state.

