‘Every 6 months, YFCC conducts an independent survey of approximately 10% of our clients to help us understand from a client’s perspective – what worked well, and what could we do better. We take this feedback seriously, particularly when it comes from people under 18 years of age, as we know they don’t often feel listened [...]
On 15 July, it was World Youth Skills Day, the perfect opportunity to highlight the Burnie City Youth Council and its skill development this year. This year, the Youth Council have: Participated in two leadership training workshops with Jeder Institute. Used their new skills to provide input into the Burnie City Council’s Urban Plan. Presented a [...]
Free Support for Tasmania's Young Carers Young People under the age of 25 who provide unpaid care and support to a family member or friend can access free support from the Australian Government Carer Gateway. Free support and services may look like: Information, advice, and referrals Help at home (e.g. meal prep, cleaning) Tutoring or an [...]
‘Every 6 months, YFCC conducts an independent survey of approximately 10% of our clients to help us understand from a client’s perspective – what worked well, and what could we do better. We take this feedback seriously, particularly when it comes from people below 18 years of age, as we know they don’t often feel listened [...]
Have you noticed our new sign writing on our Driver Mentor vehicles? Be sure to keep an eye out on the roads for our program vehicles. The program is really picking up momentum, with our mentors Emma and Stuart delivering over 260 driver sessions with young people across the coast. Sessions have been delivered in Devonport, [...]
Client Evaluation Report Summary The six-monthly Client Evaluation was conducted in May 2024 with a randomised sample of 82 (10%) clients from across all YFCC service areas. It is acknowledged that whilst the data and results drawn from this sample accurately represents the individuals who took part, it may not be indicative of all clients. [...]
Did you know YFCC’s ATODS service has been helping people of all ages reduce the impact of the drugs and/or alcohol on their lives for over 25 years? In that time, we’ve seen a lot of change and also some things that stay the same. Alcohol and cannabis have remained constant substances people seek support for, [...]
During May our incredibly gifted Helping Young Families and Family Support teams combined to provide a cinema experience for families to celebrate Families week. The cinema experience was provided in Burnie and in Devonport. This year we were fortunate to have radio advertising of the events and the numbers of attendees would indicate that the radio [...]
Name: Thu Phan YFCC Service Area: Crisis Accommodation Support Services Location: Devonport & Burnie What do you like about your role? I like to be the support that gives my residents structure, build their resilience, and develop independent living skills. I also like how challenging this role can get and how we must appreciate the little [...]
Name: Chelsea Johnson YFCC Service Area: Malana - Youth at Risk Centre Location: Launceston What do you like about your role? One of the things I really like about my role that no two days are the same. I also really enjoy being able to build rapport with the young people I work with and assist [...]