Banyule Youth Services
Banyule Youth Services works closely with schools in Banyule to provide support and opportunities for students, school staff and families.
We offer a number of FREE school workshops, programs, event attendance and school walkthroughs.
Spaces are limited for all of our school opportunities. Use the enquiry form below and we will be in contact to confirm details.
This workshop asks young people to share what it is like to be a young person right now and what influences how they feel about themselves.
Young people are also supported to learn about the changes happening in their brains during adolescence and how their emotions are impacted by this.
The last part of workshop is all about the local supports and opportunities in Banyule that young people can access.
A great way to explore mindfulness through creative art. Have fun playing art games that explore how art can be used to help you be in the moment. This workshop supports participants to tune into their senses, to be mindfully present, and to enjoy the process of creating and experimenting with art.
Art vibes does not require any previous art experience, just a willingness to have a go and join the fun.
Building Boundaries –
Supporting Friends –
Safe Partying –
Body Image –
Emotional intelligence, resilience, wellbeing and mindfulness are all discussed in this interesting and fun session. Young people are supported to better understand their own needs and practical strategies to get through tough times. This session is great for groups and individuals to learn how to manage stress or difficult situations by implementing self-care strategies.
To watch a copy of this presentation on YouTube please CLICK HERE
This is a Professional development workshop for teachers or staff working with young people between the ages of 12-25.
It is focused on strengthening the understanding of adolescence and using strengths-based frameworks to support young people.
Time Out is a resource created by Banyule Youth Services to support Schools who are working with a student who is experiencing housing concerns or is couch surfing.
The resource is a downloadable file that Staff can use to support and assist the young person.
If you are working with a young person in this situation and would like to find out more about supports in the Banyule region then please contact us on 9457 9855 or banyuleyouth@banyule.vic.gov.au
Time Out is a resource created by Banyule Youth Services to support families who are supporting or living with a young person who is experiencing housing concerns or is couch surfing.
The resource is a downloadable file that families can use to support and assist the young person.
If you are supporting a young person in this situation and would like to find out more about supports in the Banyule region then please contact us on 9457 9855 or banyuleyouth@banyule.vic.gov.au
No, all of our workshops are entirely FREE. This includes a youth worker presenting the workshop and providing relevant free resources for young people relevant to BYS services and the content of the workshop.
All presenters are able to provide WWCC and proof of vaccinations.
Due to a high number of school bookings we ask that schools limit their bookings to 3 workshops per year. In unique circumstances its best to speak to one of our youth workers.
Our workshops are able to be facilitated to group sizes of 10-150 dependent on the students comfortability of engagement. To best utilise your 3 workshops it can be useful to book for entire year levels rather than individual classes.
The videos used in our workshops contain subtitles and staff are happy to wear microphone or hearing aid equipment to promote access. BYS are unable to provide an Auslan Interpreter, however happy to work alongside any present.
As a general rule, BYS only services schools within the municipality, however in circumstances where there is a large Banyule student population we may be able to support. Its best to speak to a youth worker about this.
All school workshops require a way to connect to a projector i.e. HDMI Cable or USB port, a microphone (if appropriate), a space appropriate for the group size, table for resources and for students to bring a pen.