Agencies and schools
Our Youth Services team works in partnership with other youth service providers to develop programs that address the needs of young people and their families.
School programs
Our programs are tailored to help support young people to make informed decisions about a range of issues through interactive and youth-friendly activities.
We are responsive to the needs of young people. If there is a specific issue at your school that you would like addressed, we may tailor a program to meet those needs. While all attempts are made to meet the needs of your school, there may be times when we are at full capacity and cannot create tailored programs.
Primary school programs
- Upstanders (previously known as Bayside Says No to Bullying forum)
- Little Fish Big Pond (previously known as Year 6 Transition school program)
Secondary school programs
- Lunchtime projects
Request support for a youth program
Bayside, Glen Eira, Kingston Youth Network
Who Should Join the BGK Youth Network?
The Bayside, Glen Eira and Kingston Youth Network (BGKYN) is open to community and government services, projects, or organisations that work with or assist young people and/or their families in the Cities of Bayside, Glen Eira or Kingston.
About BGKYN
The Bayside Glen Eira Kingston Youth Network (BGKYN) aims to provide a collaborative platform for community and government services or organisations focused on supporting young people and their families in the region. Our objectives are to:
- Advocate for and develop youth services by sharing information at agency, local, state, and federal levels.
- Discuss new or emerging issues impacting young people and their families.
- Provide presentations and training opportunities from experts on emerging youth issues.
- Create networking opportunities to strengthen working relationships, information sharing and cross collaboration between organisations.
Stay connected
Interested in attending future network events? Sign up to receive invitations by subscribing to our newsletter.
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Upcoming network dates:
Thursday 13 June 10am – 11:30am Bentleigh Library & Youth Hub
Thursday 8 August 10am – 11.30am Platform 81, Kingston
Thursday 14 November 10am – 11.30am Bentleigh Library & Youth Hub
The BGKYN newsletter
Our newsletter aims to create opportunities for organisations to share:
- Local initiatives, programs, activities, and events for young people and families
- Spotlights on their organisations
- Professional training opportunities
- Other relevant opportunities
We encourage organisations to promote their initiatives in our newsletters. To do so, submit a request through our application form. Once received, our BGKYN Committee will review it to ensure relevance.
Register your interest to promote in the newsletter