Call out for Youth Fest event ideas

Up to 110 events will be funded across the state – from live music to art showcases, cultural festivals and sports competitions. Photo: facebook.com/VicGovDFFH
Youth Fest is an initiative delivered by the State Government designed to empower young people by highlighting their achievements, talents, and contributions and to amplify their voices.
Up to 110 events will be funded across the state – from live music to art showcases, cultural festivals and sports competitions.
Successful organisations must be able to demonstrate their ability to reach and engage young people from a wide variety of backgrounds in the planning and delivery of events.
Proposed activities should be inclusive and accessible to all young people, support those who face barriers to community participation and offer, where possible, mixed modes of delivery (for example, online and in person).
Commercial organisations or bodies formed for profit-making purposes are not eligible.
Minister for Youth Natalie Suleyman said the festival is all about celebrating talent, creativity and leadership and making sure everyone can be part of something special.
“We’re giving young Victorians more opportunities to bring their communities together and create events that truly matter to them,” she said.
“From ideas big or small, this grant program ensures young Victorians are not just involved – they’re leading the way and celebrating the incredible diversity of talent across the state.”
Applications close at 11.59am on Friday 14 March.
To apply or to find out more, visit the Victorian Government website.