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From the Minister for Youth Affairs

Ryan Smith



The Hon Ryan Smith MLA


A group of 19 young people from across the state will have the chance of a lifetime to represent the views of other young Victorians as members of the Victorian Coalition Government’s Youth Advisory Committee – Involve.

A number of music industry experts are giving up their time to share their knowledge with a small group of young Victorians.

Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith has applauded the achievements of young people in the City of Greater Geelong who are actively engaged in activities in their local community.

Announcing the first four Change It Up workshops taking place in regional Victoria, Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith has praised the enthusiasm of young people in helping drive positive change in their communities.

Announcing the first four Change It Up workshops taking place in regional Victoria, Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith has praised the enthusiasm of young people in helping drive positive change in their communities.

 Announcing the first four Change It Up workshops taking place in regional Victoria, Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith has praised the enthusiasm of young people in helping drive positive change in their communities.

More than 200,000 young Victorians will be supported to get involved in their communities as a result of the 2013-2014 Victorian State Budget.
 

Thanks to a $26,000 grant under the Victorian Coalition Government’s Scouts and Guides Facilities Grants Program, the 1st Broadford Scouts Group can now enjoy a new roof over their heads, improved heating and cooling and upgraded bathroom facilities.  

Announcing the first four Change It Up workshops taking place in regional Victoria, Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith has praised the enthusiasm of young people in helping drive positive change in their communities.

Friday, 19 April 2013

Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith is calling on young people in the City of Casey to join a walkathon to raise awareness of youth depression and anxiety as part of the official closing of National Youth Week for 2013.

Victoria’s Scouts and Girl Guides are set to benefit from a $1.4 million boost to upgrade and improve the standard of many of their halls, thanks to Victorian Coalition Government funding, Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith announced today.

For four minutes and nine seconds community radio stations across the state could be totally in tune with each other.

Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith has officially launched this year’s National Youth Week with more than 90 youth events taking place across the state, and a strong focus on youth mental health.

Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith is calling on young Victorians to get involved in National Youth Week, Australia’s leading celebration of the country’s young people. The week runs until Sunday April 14.

Budding singers, actors, dancers and choreographers with a story to tell are being encouraged to join with their graphic designer and set builder friends to take to the Wakakirri stage.

A 20-year-old from Glen Waverley has had the chance of a young designers’ lifetime thanks to a youth competition that ran last year.

Minister for Youth Affairs Ryan Smith has announced Hounds Homebound as the winner of the 2012-2013 FReeZA Push Start Battle of the Bands.

For three days in July this year, young Victorians will find themselves sitting in the seat of power, raising issues and making recommendations that may subsequently influence legislation, as part of this year’s Victorian YMCA Youth Parliament.

Young Victorians will be spoilt for choice with more than 90 events spread across the state as Victoria celebrates its young people during National Youth Week this April.

Young Victorians will be asked to play a part in helping protect their peers from the perils of social media as part of a major Victorian Coalition Government online safety campaign.