Kids & Youth

THE City of Whittlesea is excited to launch the Raising Children and Young People 2025 program.Whether you’re a new parent, an experienced caregiver, or...

IT’S that time of year again, and local fire brigades are looking for helpers to support their Good Friday Appeal collection efforts on April...

What makes you happy?Oscar, age 7: The Life of Roblox video game.Abi, age 7: Frogs.Ellie-Maye, age 6: Spending time with my mum and my...

CHILDREN beginning three-year-old kindergarten will receive a Kinder Kit to give themselves the best chance to start their schooling journey.Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn...

A NEW City of Whittlesea Rainbow Advisory Committee will soon be established, helping council better engage with members of the LGBTIQA+ community, providing understanding...

KAYNAT Virk and Emily Tricarico have been elected to lead the City of Whittlesea’s Youth Council for the next 12 months as the new...

What makes you happy?Liam, age 12: Hanging out with family.Bryce, age 11: Playing soccer with my friends.Maram, age 12: My little sister.What is one...

What makes you happy?Harper, age 7: Horses.Noah, age 6: Playing with my friends.Maddie, age 7: Writing books.What is one thing everyone should do?Piper, age...

STAFF and students at Wallan primary school Our Lady of the Way have been embracing Aboriginal reconciliation and the environment.In October 2024, a group...

THE State Government is backing young Victorians to step up, take charge, and bring their communities together for Youth Fest 2025.Minister for Youth Natalie...