Events

Complex trauma - the impact of early life, repeated trauma and loss often involving trusted relationships Youth Health Forums (YHFs) are stimulating, half-day forums that cover a wide range of adolescent health and wellbeing issues, appealing to health, education, community, welfare professionals and students. The Forum provides an opportunity for

29 June 2021 9:30AM – 2:30PM at The Country Club Launceston The Tasmanian Climate Leaders Conference is a state-wide event that brings together hundreds of students from several schools to learn, inspire and lead on ground solutions to address the sustainable development goals in their schools and communities. In

Kids and Asthma - What you need to know FREE webinar If you are a parent of a child with asthma, come along to our free webinar series hosted by our Asthma Educators to learn how to help your child live freely with asthma. Each webinar will include time for

Join this short lunchtime webinar to explore beyond the 'thinking brain', and dive into the subcortical realm that drives us - feelings, sensations and our need for safety. Take a deep dive into feelings, sensations & the nervous system, to understand how awareness & connection can bring support,

Are you one of the participants in 2021? Have you entered the TSTS this year? You should have already received a gmail , but in case you haven't or it went to junk. . . There was a tremendous effort last year, with wonderful entries in the competition. Results from last

This is an important opportunity for young people to speak up about the challenges they experience with transport and to identify solutions that will help them to fully participate at school, work and in their communities. WHAT: Tasmanian Youth Forum, a free youth-voice event for young people 12-25 years. TOPIC:

The Tasmanian Government are seeking expressions of interest for the Regional Recovery Committees. Apply to join one of three new Regional Recovery Committees and help ensure Tasmania’s recovery from COVID-19 supports the needs of all communities. Each committee needs: * 2 community representatives * 1 youth representative aged 18-24 years These