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Photo of the Youth Reference Group 2011

Youth Reference Group

The Youth Reference Group (we spell it ‘the YRG’ but we call it ‘the yurg’!) is a group of diverse young advocates who work with YACVic to take action on issues facing young people in Victoria. The YRG represents YACVic’s young members and promotes young people’s interests to policy-makers , politicians and the media. The group meets every month at YACVic to discuss priorities and plan projects.

What does the YRG do?

Who should join the YRG?

How do I join the YRG?

Top 5 reasons to join the YRG. 1. Make things happen, 2. Represent your friends, 3. Make your voice heard, 4. Spread your ideas, 5. Get connected

"Why am I on the YRG? Because we are an amazing group of young people who are passionate about being a part, and being constructors of social change. I come back every month because I am inspired by each person I work alongside and inspired by the work we do together - and how this is helping mould social change within the youth sector."

- Morgan, current YRG member.

 

YACVic auspices and supports like-minded youth projects, services and organisations. For more information click on the logos below

  • YRIPP - Youth Referral and Independent Person Program
  • VicSCR - Victorian Student Representative Council
  • Victorian Rural Youth Services
  • logo KYC web
  • YDAS - Youth Disability Advocacy Service
  • YPPN - Youth Participation Practice Network
  • Youth Workers' Association
  • VYMA - Victorian Youth Mentoring Alliance