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 | Youth Voice: Youth Injected Festival '07 |
 Youth Injected Festival is on again this year with Battle of the Bands, Skate and Bike Comp, Hip Hop Tent, Markets and much much more.
Young People living inWynnum Manly area 12-25 yrs if you would like to get some:
- event management skills
- assisting in the coordination of the festival
- Photography and filiming experience
- be a performer
- compete in the skate and bike comp
- have a stall at the festival
- if you would like to compete for some cool prizes in the Battle of the Bands competition, or know someone who would
Please contact Emina or Josephine on 3393 4176 or email linx@babi.org.au
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Posted by webmaster on Friday, 02 February 2007 @ 21:17:19
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| Youth Voice: Learn About Drugs and Alcohol |
Want to learn about drugs and alcohol and their effects on You, Your friends, Your family
Or you could just be curious, then come along to this interactive training delivered by Red Cross.
You’ll also learn the basics of first aid and resuscitation.
You get a certificate at the end of training and knowledge that could save a life !
Be part of this exciting, interactive, media presentation and come down to BABI
When : Wednesday 12th July at 3pm
Where: BABI 34 Bay Terrace Wynnum
PH: 3393 4176 or email: linx@babi.org.au
Who : Katie Gregg from Red Cross.
RSVP : Monday 10th July
This activity is an initiative from the Linx Youth Space.
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Posted by webmaster on Friday, 30 June 2006 @ 16:48:08
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| Youth Voice: Youth Injected festival |
  For local youth, the place to be on the weekend was the fourth annual Youth Injected festival.
Up to 1000 people attended the festival held at Lota Skate Park.
The event was broken into two days, Saturday, the festival and Sunday the Battle of the Bands competition.
First time organizers of the event Emina Ajanovic and Rita Berak from Babi Youth and Family Support were pleased with the turn out.
“Through the funding for the Youth Injected Festival this year, Brisbane City Council has provided more resources than ever before,” said Emina.
This year’s event proved slightly different to previous years as there were loads more stalls and free activities such as a mobile rock climbing wall, jumping castle and necklace, badge and candle making.
“Is this really free?” was heard numerous times by youth waiting in line.
“Young people usually have to pay for these sorts of things, this gives the youth opportunity to try out their skills and have fun”, said Rita Berak, youth arts worker for Linx youth space.
“That’s what we wanted, to provide things that they [the youth] would not normally do.”
The popular skate and bike competitions have always been a successful crowd puller for the festival.
Regular judge Mark Brimson from Skate Australia and local judge Stuart Howe from Wynnum Cycles were amazed with the level of competition and the extraordinary skills of the young competitors.
Even though slow to start, the graffiti comp organized by YACCA (Youth and Community Combined Action) located at Babi, was a huge success.
Click "Read More" for more pictures!
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Posted by webmaster on Sunday, 28 May 2006 @ 09:49:51
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| Youth Voice: Making life easier for over 150 Bayside students |
Media Release
Monday, 23 January 2006
Bayside students and new apprentices are reminded they can lodge Youth Allowance or Austudy claims, or update their details when and where it suits them, using Centrelink’s online services.
Students currently receiving a Centrelink payment can also use online services to update their study details, report any employment income and check when they’ll receive their payments.
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Posted by webmaster on Monday, 23 January 2006 @ 00:41:50
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| Youth Voice: Wynnum 2005 CHILLOUT |
Chill Out is a program for young people 10 to 17 year old that provides opportunities to get creative and go extreme during the school holidays. An added bonus is that these activities are free and for local only.
Activities include:
Thursday Jan 13 – Break Dance - Workshop and performance – 1.00 to 3.00
George Clayton Park on the bandstand stage.
Saturday Jan 15 – Funk + Hip Hop dance workshop and performance – 1.30 to 3.30
PCYC Alexander St Lota
Sunday Jan 16 – Skate Skills workshop - 10 to 12 noon at Lota Skate Park
QLD Skateboard Association
Wednesday Jan 19 – Aboriginal Painting – 1.30 to 3.30 at George Clayton Park
Wynnum Foreshore on the Bandstand Stage.
Booking are essential.
To reserve your space phone BABI on 3393 4176
Youth Voice web site: www.youthvoice.net.au
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Posted by webmaster on Friday, 07 January 2005 @ 00:28:09
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