Join us for a fun and supportive program designed for young girls to build confidence, learn practical self-defence skills, and have open conversations about everyday challenges.
This weekly session combines basic self-defence techniques with a relaxed chat session, creating a safe space where participants can:
Learn how to stay safe and respond in different situations
Build confidence, resilience, and respect
Connect with peers in a positive environment
Openly discuss topics that matter to them
Whether it’s gaining new skills or simply having a space to talk and connect, this program aims to support young girls in growing stronger both physically and mentally.
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Program Details:
Dates: 28 October – 2 December
Time: 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Location: Cranbourne West Community Hub
Age group: 12 years – 18 years
Fast Track to Work (FT2W) is an 8-week supported work readiness program for young people aged 16-24 facing barriers to employment.
See flyer for dates and enrolment information YP Flyer
Pride Space is a weekly program for young people aged 10 – 17 in Casey’s LGBTIQA+ community and allies.
Pride Space provides a fun, safe space where young people can socialise, strengthen connections with their community and meet like-minded individuals.
- Date: Every Tuesday
- Time: 4.15 pm – 5.30 pm
- Location: Alternates weekly between in-person in Narre Warren and online.
Email [email protected] for information on next session.
The Man Cave program is a fun and meaningful experience that supports the changing nature of being a young male during their teenage years.
Join in a range of free activities including:
- Basketball
- Pool
- BBQ Dinner
- Table Tennis
- Gaming
- Chill out around the fire pit
| Date: | Thursday nights during school terms |
| Time: | 5:30pm-7:30pm |
| Venue: | Narre Warren Youth Information Centre, 52 Webb Street, Narre Warren |
| Contact: | Chris McKenna [email protected] |
Trek Learning Centre is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to transforming lives through immersive re-wilding programs and nature-based therapies, harnessing the healing power of the natural world to foster personal growth and wellbeing.
Trek’s REST camps offer:
- Transformative, nature-based experiences that nurture self-discovery, authentic connection, responsibility, self-sufficiency & trustworthiness.
- Safe challenges, developed accountability & creative learning provide the catalyst for lifelong transformation.
- Fostering a positive mental attitude, a sense of gratitude and resilience ensures each participant with the ability to stand on their own two feet.
Trek also offers:
- In-home therapy
- NDIS
- Wilderness wisdom
- Individual and family therapy
- Life links
- The 5-acre project
Find out more on the Website
The Walking Together Program is a partnership between Uniting, EACH and the Australian Childhood Foundation.
The program provides therapeutic counselling and support to young people and their families/carers. The program works with young people and their families to address violence in the home including factor that may ne contributing to or are the result of violence. We work therapeutically with the young person and their families to support healthy expression of emotions and engage in respectful and connective relationships.
Safety and ongoing risk assessment are a priority and safety planning is collaboratively undertaken with the young person and the family to increase safety in the home. All people and families are welcomed including those from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, culturally and linguistically diverse communities, LGBTQ+ communities and people with disabilities.
We provide:
- Individual, parent and family counselling that incorporates a comprehensive safety and well-being assessment, development of a care plan, therapeutic assessment and support and referral to external services.
- A groupwork program that is tailored to the needs of the young person and focuses on emotion regulation, behaviour change and skills development in areas such as respectful communication, stress management and managing triggers to externalising behaviours.
- Brokerage resources.
- Care co-ordination to ensure a collaborative and systemic support for the young person and their family.
See Walking Together Flyer for eligibility and contact information.