Whittlesea

Services available in the city of Whittlesea operate out of the EDGE Youth Hub (Westfield Plenty Valley) and include:

Disability Employment Services
AoD counselling services (YNOT2.0)

Located at: Shop MM1, Westfield Plenty Valley, 415 McDonalds Road, Mill Park

Contact

p. (03) 9304 9100

f. (03) 9304 9111

e. [email protected]

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Entries now open for our 2021 Visual Art Competition

As part of Youth Week 2021, our Youth Advisory Group are hosting a Visual Art Competition to spotlight the talents and achievements of young people and their unique contribution to the community. There's also $500 of prizes up for grabs!
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Intensive, industry-specific job readiness program supporting young people living with different abilities to participate in experiential learning, immersive training and transition into industry traineeships.
Youth-specialist outreach services expand into Moreland

Off the back of resounding success in the City of Hume, Youth Projects’ youth-specialist outreach program (YHOP) has now expanded into the City of Moreland to provide young people with easier access to individualised housing, mental health, education, training, employment and crisis supports.
Youth4Jobs Positions

Tackle youth disadvantage and unemployment at the frontline. New positions are now open for a brand new program at Youth Projects.

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