Youth

Upcycle a container, get creative with your design, and plant a new green friend to take home! A fun, eco-friendly activity for all skill levels.

How it works:

• Select a container and a plant
• Get creative! Decorate your new plant pot – all materials provided
• Use modelling clay to make a plant tag and accessories for your pot
• Get planting!

What’s provided:

• Plants
• Containers for upcycling
• Gloves, potting mix, and planting tools
• Materials to decorate your new pot- paint markers, ceramic and permanent markers, twine and ribbon, beads and gems.
• Modelling clay
• Information and tips about keeping your plant healthy

Please note

To create a safe space for young people, this Valley Youth activity is for 12-25 year olds only. Parents & carers are asked not to attend. Support workers are encouraged to attend if participants have support needs. Please let us know upon registration.

All Valley Youth activities are all facilitated by trained Youth Workers. If you wish to meet our friendly staff before the event, you are welcome to arrive up to 15 minutes early.

Accessibility

We aim for our events to be as accessible as possible. The Valley Youth Space is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible and all gender bathrooms on site. If you would like to discuss accessibility needs and how we can support you please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

Code of Conduct – Participant Expectations

All programs are fully supervised by Valley Youth staff, however staff are unable to prevent young people from leaving the activity and are not responsible for them once they leave the activity space.

All Valley Youth activities are strictly drug, alcohol, smoke and vape-free. These items are not permitted at any activity. Participants must not attend activities in an intoxicated state or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If a young person arrives intoxicated or with prohibited items, they will be asked to leave the activity immediately. We will follow up with a conversation involving the young person and their parent/guardian to discuss their suitability for future participation.

As a participant in a Valley Youth activity, you are responsible for ensuring your behaviour does not make others feel unsafe or compromise the safety of the group. While Valley Youth will always do its best to manage challenging situations, serious misbehaviour may result in removal from the activity. In such cases, your parent/guardian will be notified, and arrangements will be made for you to be transported home at their expense.

Participants are expected to treat equipment respectfully and keep activity spaces clean and tidy.

Parent/Guardian Expectations (for those under 18)

By allowing your child to attend a Valley Youth activity, you authorise staff to obtain necessary medical assistance in the event of illness or accident, as advised by medical professionals, and agree to cover any associated medical costs.

If your child is found to have prohibited items, requires medical attention, or is removed from the activity due to behavioural concerns or breaches of the Code of Conduct, you are expected to collect them promptly or cover the cost of their transport home.

You agree to cover the cost of any damage or loss caused by your child to equipment, property, or individuals during the activity.

During activities, photos and videos may be taken for use in promotional materials by Valley Youth and Moonee Valley City Council.

Privacy Statement

The personal information provided on this form has been collected by Moonee Valley City Council for the purpose of gaining informed consent to take and use any photograph, footage or audio of you at the event specified in the form.

The personal information will be used by Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The personal information collected will not be disclosed unless required by law. If the information is not collected you will not be included in any photograph, footage or audio.

You may apply to Council for access to and/or amendment of the information on this form and such requests should be made to Customer Service on 9243 8888.

Valley Youth acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as Traditional Custodians of the land this workshop will take place on and we pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Elders past and present.

Further Questions?

Our team are here to help and would love to chat! Please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

What you’ll do:

• Learn essential first aid skills and emergency response techniques
• Understand how to recognise and respond to common injuries and illnesses
• Participate in hands-on activities and practical demonstrations
• Build confidence in emergency situations
• Develop valuable life and employability skills

What to bring:

• Comfortable clothing
• A water bottle
• A willingness to learn and participate

What’s provided:

• All workshop materials and resources
• Guidance from experienced facilitators
• Practical first aid learning activities
• A supportive and engaging learning environment

Suitable for young people of all experience levels. Spaces are limited, so register early to secure your spot! ⛑️✨

Please note

If you are experiencing financial hardship and are keen to attend this activity, please reach out to Valley Youth by emailing youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au or calling (03) 9243 1225.

To create a safe space for young people, this Valley Youth activity is for 14-25 year olds only. Parents & carers are asked not to attend. Support workers are encouraged to attend if participants have support needs. Please let us know upon registration.

All Valley Youth activities are all facilitated by trained Youth Workers. If you wish to meet our friendly staff before the event, you are welcome to arrive up to 15 minutes early.

Accessibility

We aim for our events to be as accessible as possible. The Valley Youth Space is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible and all gender bathrooms on site. If you would like to discuss accessibility needs and how we can support you please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

Refunds

Note, tickets will only be refunded if notice is given up to 48 hours before the event.

Code of Conduct – Participant Expectations

All programs are fully supervised by Valley Youth staff, however staff are unable to prevent young people from leaving the activity and are not responsible for them once they leave the activity space.

All Valley Youth activities are strictly drug, alcohol, smoke and vape-free. These items are not permitted at any activity. Participants must not attend activities in an intoxicated state or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If a young person arrives intoxicated or with prohibited items, they will be asked to leave the activity immediately. We will follow up with a conversation involving the young person and their parent/guardian to discuss their suitability for future participation.

As a participant in a Valley Youth activity, you are responsible for ensuring your behaviour does not make others feel unsafe or compromise the safety of the group. While Valley Youth will always do its best to manage challenging situations, serious misbehaviour may result in removal from the activity. In such cases, your parent/guardian will be notified, and arrangements will be made for you to be transported home at their expense.

Participants are expected to treat equipment respectfully and keep activity spaces clean and tidy.

Parent/Guardian Expectations (for those under 18)

By allowing your child to attend a Valley Youth activity, you authorise staff to obtain necessary medical assistance in the event of illness or accident, as advised by medical professionals, and agree to cover any associated medical costs.

If your child is found to have prohibited items, requires medical attention, or is removed from the activity due to behavioural concerns or breaches of the Code of Conduct, you are expected to collect them promptly or cover the cost of their transport home.

You agree to cover the cost of any damage or loss caused by your child to equipment, property, or individuals during the activity.

During activities, photos and videos may be taken for use in promotional materials by Valley Youth and Moonee Valley City Council.

Privacy Statement

The personal information provided on this form has been collected by Moonee Valley City Council for the purpose of gaining informed consent to take and use any photograph, footage or audio of you at the event specified in the form.

The personal information will be used by Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The personal information collected will not be disclosed unless required by law. If the information is not collected you will not be included in any photograph, footage or audio.

You may apply to Council for access to and/or amendment of the information on this form and such requests should be made to Customer Service on 9243 8888.

Valley Youth acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as Traditional Custodians of the land this workshop will take place on and we pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Elders past and present.

Further Questions?

Our team are here to help and would love to chat! Please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

Join Anglicare’s ParentZone, Victoria Police, the Transport Accident Commission and the Department of Transport and Planning for a short webinar on parenting young people with e-rideables.

E-rideables like e-scooters and e-bikes are growing in popularity. They’re a great way to travel and a sustainable way to get around our city.

However, it’s important that our young riders have the skills to ride responsibly and safely. From understanding significant risks to navigating peer pressure, parents and other caregivers can be a crucial source of support and information for young people around e-rideables.

The webinar is a great opportunity to hear from experts and to share your own insights about e-rideables, the law, and better understanding teen behaviour.

Register now to secure your spot!

Accessibility information: The webinar will be held on Microsoft Teams, which supports live captioning. The content will be varied with different presenters speaking and presenting visual material. There will be an opportunity for questions from the audience towards the end of the session.

Glow Motion: Glow Run

Get active, light up the night, and experience Queens Park like never before!

Join us for Glow Motion, an exciting glow run packed with neon lights, music, movement, and fun. Whether you’re a seasoned runner, casual walker, or just looking for a unique way to spend your evening, Glow Motion is all about getting active, connecting with others, and enjoying a vibrant night out with friends.

Come dressed in your brightest neon colours and get ready to light up the course as you make your way through Queens Park. This is a fun, inclusive event where everyone can participate at their own pace.

What you’ll do:

• Take part in a glow-themed run or walk through Queens Park
• Enjoy music, lights, and a vibrant atmosphere
• Get active and challenge yourself in a fun environment
• Connect with other young people and make great memories

What to bring:

• Comfortable activewear and running shoes
• A water bottle
• Your brightest neon or glow-themed outfit

What’s provided:

• Glow accessories and event atmosphere
• Music and entertainment
• Support from event staff and facilitators
• A safe and welcoming environment for all participants

Suitable for young people of all fitness levels. Spaces are limited, so register early to secure your spot and get ready to glow!

Bring your supporters along! Family and friends are encouraged to come and watch, enjoy the atmosphere, and cheer participants on. Participation in the glow run and activities is limited to registered attendees.

Please note

If you are experiencing financial hardship and are keen to attend this activity, please reach out to Valley Youth by emailing youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au(opens in new tab) or calling (03) 9243 1225.

To create a safe space for young people, this Valley Youth activity is for 12-18 year olds only. Parents & carers are asked not to attend. Support workers are encouraged to attend if participants have support needs. Please let us know upon registration.

All Valley Youth activities are all facilitated by trained Youth Workers. If you wish to meet our friendly staff before the event, you are welcome to arrive up to 15 minutes early.

Accessibility

We aim for our events to be as accessible as possible. The Valley Youth Space is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible and all gender bathrooms on site. If you would like to discuss accessibility needs and how we can support you please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au(opens in new tab).

Refunds

Note, tickets will only be refunded if notice is given up to 48 hours before the event.

Code of Conduct – Participant Expectations

All programs are fully supervised by Valley Youth staff, however staff are unable to prevent young people from leaving the activity and are not responsible for them once they leave the activity space.

All Valley Youth activities are strictly drug, alcohol, smoke and vape-free. These items are not permitted at any activity. Participants must not attend activities in an intoxicated state or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If a young person arrives intoxicated or with prohibited items, they will be asked to leave the activity immediately. We will follow up with a conversation involving the young person and their parent/guardian to discuss their suitability for future participation.

As a participant in a Valley Youth activity, you are responsible for ensuring your behaviour does not make others feel unsafe or compromise the safety of the group. While Valley Youth will always do its best to manage challenging situations, serious misbehaviour may result in removal from the activity. In such cases, your parent/guardian will be notified, and arrangements will be made for you to be transported home at their expense.

Participants are expected to treat equipment respectfully and keep activity spaces clean and tidy.

Parent/Guardian Expectations (for those under 18)

By allowing your child to attend a Valley Youth activity, you authorise staff to obtain necessary medical assistance in the event of illness or accident, as advised by medical professionals, and agree to cover any associated medical costs.

If your child is found to have prohibited items, requires medical attention, or is removed from the activity due to behavioural concerns or breaches of the Code of Conduct, you are expected to collect them promptly or cover the cost of their transport home.

You agree to cover the cost of any damage or loss caused by your child to equipment, property, or individuals during the activity.

During activities, photos and videos may be taken for use in promotional materials by Valley Youth and Moonee Valley City Council.

Privacy Statement

The personal information provided on this form has been collected by Moonee Valley City Council for the purpose of gaining informed consent to take and use any photograph, footage or audio of you at the event specified in the form.

The personal information will be used by Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The personal information collected will not be disclosed unless required by law. If the information is not collected you will not be included in any photograph, footage or audio.

You may apply to Council for access to and/or amendment of the information on this form and such requests should be made to Customer Service on 9243 8888.

Valley Youth acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as Traditional Custodians of the land this workshop will take place on and we pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Elders past and present.

Further Questions?

Our team are here to help and would love to chat! Please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au(opens in new tab).

Presented by Hobsons Bay and Moonee Valley Youth, this year’s event is called West End – a celebration of everything musical! Think Wicked, Hamilton, Six, West Side Story.

There’ll be live music, performances, activities, free food + more! 🎶

Entry is free and attendance is exclusive to young people aged 14-22.

What is the Queer Youth Soiree?

Queer Youth Soiree is a life-affirming, identity-celebrating night for LGBTQIA+ young people, friends and allies (aged 14 to 22) to make friends, connect to community, dance the night away, and be their true selves.

Date/Time: Friday 18 September, 6pm to 9pm

Theme: Musicals!

Location: This event will be hosted at a venue within Hobsons Bay, located near public transport options. The venue address will be sent to registered attendees prior to the event.

Cost: FREE

Ages: 14 to 22 only

Conditions of Entry

Alcohol, drug, vape and smoke-free event. Any use of these substances will not be tolerated.

Bag and ID checks will be completed for your safety and others upon arrival.

Anti-social behaviour, including but not limited to racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia will not be tolerated – this is a LGBTQIA+ youth safe space!

For your safety and others please do not attend if you are unwell or have flu-like symptoms.

Make sure you stay up to date with announcements via Instagram and follow Moonee Valley Youth and Hobsons Bay Youth Services! 🌈

✨ LINE UP ✨

To be announced soon….

✨ ACTIVITIES ✨

• Glitter Station
• Hair Station
• Bandana Bedazzling
• Chill Space
• and so much more!

Acknowledgment of Country:

This event will be held on the lands of the Bunerong peoples of the Kulin Nations.

We acknowledge their continued connection and contribution to land, water and community, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.Sovereignty was never ceded; this always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.

Craft & Connect: Wellbeing Day

Take some time for yourself and enjoy a day of creativity, connection, and wellbeing!

Join us for a relaxed and welcoming space where you can explore a range of mindfulness activities and creative craft stations designed to help you unwind, express yourself, and recharge. Whether you’re looking to try something new, connect with others, or simply enjoy a mindful break during the holidays, there’s something for everyone.

No experience is needed. Simply come along, get creative, and enjoy a day focused on wellbeing and self-expression.

What you’ll do:

• Take part in mindfulness and wellbeing activities
• Explore a variety of hands-on craft stations including key ring making and bedazzling
• Create your own unique projects to take home
• Connect with other young people in a positive and supportive environment

What to bring:

• Any craft project you would like to work on
• Your creativity and positive vibes!

What’s provided:

• All craft materials and supplies
• Mindfulness and wellbeing activities
• Guidance and support from facilitators
• A safe and welcoming space to relax and create

Suitable for young people of all skill levels. Spaces are limited, so register early to secure your spot!

Please note

If you are experiencing financial hardship and are keen to attend this activity, please reach out to Valley Youth by emailing youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au or calling (03) 9243 1225.

To create a safe space for young people, this Valley Youth activity is for 12-18 year olds only. Parents & carers are asked not to attend. Support workers are encouraged to attend if participants have support needs. Please let us know upon registration.

All Valley Youth activities are all facilitated by trained Youth Workers. If you wish to meet our friendly staff before the event, you are welcome to arrive up to 15 minutes early.

Accessibility

We aim for our events to be as accessible as possible. The Valley Youth Space is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible and all gender bathrooms on site. If you would like to discuss accessibility needs and how we can support you please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

Refunds

Note, tickets will only be refunded if notice is given up to 48 hours before the event.

Code of Conduct – Participant Expectations

All programs are fully supervised by Valley Youth staff, however staff are unable to prevent young people from leaving the activity and are not responsible for them once they leave the activity space.

All Valley Youth activities are strictly drug, alcohol, smoke and vape-free. These items are not permitted at any activity. Participants must not attend activities in an intoxicated state or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If a young person arrives intoxicated or with prohibited items, they will be asked to leave the activity immediately. We will follow up with a conversation involving the young person and their parent/guardian to discuss their suitability for future participation.

As a participant in a Valley Youth activity, you are responsible for ensuring your behaviour does not make others feel unsafe or compromise the safety of the group. While Valley Youth will always do its best to manage challenging situations, serious misbehaviour may result in removal from the activity. In such cases, your parent/guardian will be notified, and arrangements will be made for you to be transported home at their expense.

Participants are expected to treat equipment respectfully and keep activity spaces clean and tidy.

Parent/Guardian Expectations (for those under 18)

By allowing your child to attend a Valley Youth activity, you authorise staff to obtain necessary medical assistance in the event of illness or accident, as advised by medical professionals, and agree to cover any associated medical costs.

If your child is found to have prohibited items, requires medical attention, or is removed from the activity due to behavioural concerns or breaches of the Code of Conduct, you are expected to collect them promptly or cover the cost of their transport home.

You agree to cover the cost of any damage or loss caused by your child to equipment, property, or individuals during the activity.

During activities, photos and videos may be taken for use in promotional materials by Valley Youth and Moonee Valley City Council.

Privacy Statement

The personal information provided on this form has been collected by Moonee Valley City Council for the purpose of gaining informed consent to take and use any photograph, footage or audio of you at the event specified in the form.

The personal information will be used by Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The personal information collected will not be disclosed unless required by law. If the information is not collected you will not be included in any photograph, footage or audio.

You may apply to Council for access to and/or amendment of the information on this form and such requests should be made to Customer Service on 9243 8888.

Valley Youth acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as Traditional Custodians of the land this workshop will take place on and we pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Elders past and present.

Further Questions?

Our team are here to help and would love to chat! Please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

Clothing swap

Refresh your wardrobe, save money, and support sustainable fashion at our Clothing Swap Event!

Bring along your clean, gently loved clothing and accessories and exchange them for some new-to-you treasures. Whether you’re looking to update your style, clear out your closet, or simply find something unique, this is a fun and affordable way to give pre-loved clothing a second life.

Meet other young people, discover great finds, and learn how small choices can make a positive impact on the environment.

How it works:

• Bring quality pre-loved clothing, shoes, or accessories you’d like to swap
• Browse items brought by other participants
• Take home some new-to-you pieces for your wardrobe
• Enjoy a fun, sustainable shopping experience without spending a cent!

What to bring:

• Clean, gently used clothing, shoes, and accessories in good condition
• A reusable bag to carry your swapped items home

What’s provided:

• Clothing swap racks and display areas
• Friendly staff to help facilitate the swap
• Information and tips about sustainable fashion

Suitable for young people looking to refresh their wardrobe, reduce clothing waste, and connect with others in the community. Spaces are limited, so register early to secure your spot!

Please note

If you are experiencing financial hardship and are keen to attend this activity, please reach out to Valley Youth by emailing youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au or calling (03) 9243 1225.

To create a safe space for young people, this Valley Youth activity is for 12-25 year olds only. Parents & carers are asked not to attend. Support workers are encouraged to attend if participants have support needs. Please let us know upon registration.

All Valley Youth activities are all facilitated by trained Youth Workers. If you wish to meet our friendly staff before the event, you are welcome to arrive up to 15 minutes early.

Accessibility

We aim for our events to be as accessible as possible. The Valley Youth Space is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible and all gender bathrooms on site. If you would like to discuss accessibility needs and how we can support you please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

Refunds

Note, tickets will only be refunded if notice is given up to 48 hours before the event.

Code of Conduct – Participant Expectations

All programs are fully supervised by Valley Youth staff, however staff are unable to prevent young people from leaving the activity and are not responsible for them once they leave the activity space.

All Valley Youth activities are strictly drug, alcohol, smoke and vape-free. These items are not permitted at any activity. Participants must not attend activities in an intoxicated state or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If a young person arrives intoxicated or with prohibited items, they will be asked to leave the activity immediately. We will follow up with a conversation involving the young person and their parent/guardian to discuss their suitability for future participation.

As a participant in a Valley Youth activity, you are responsible for ensuring your behaviour does not make others feel unsafe or compromise the safety of the group. While Valley Youth will always do its best to manage challenging situations, serious misbehaviour may result in removal from the activity. In such cases, your parent/guardian will be notified, and arrangements will be made for you to be transported home at their expense.

Participants are expected to treat equipment respectfully and keep activity spaces clean and tidy.

Parent/Guardian Expectations (for those under 18)

By allowing your child to attend a Valley Youth activity, you authorise staff to obtain necessary medical assistance in the event of illness or accident, as advised by medical professionals, and agree to cover any associated medical costs.

If your child is found to have prohibited items, requires medical attention, or is removed from the activity due to behavioural concerns or breaches of the Code of Conduct, you are expected to collect them promptly or cover the cost of their transport home.

You agree to cover the cost of any damage or loss caused by your child to equipment, property, or individuals during the activity.

During activities, photos and videos may be taken for use in promotional materials by Valley Youth and Moonee Valley City Council.

Privacy Statement

The personal information provided on this form has been collected by Moonee Valley City Council for the purpose of gaining informed consent to take and use any photograph, footage or audio of you at the event specified in the form.

The personal information will be used by Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The personal information collected will not be disclosed unless required by law. If the information is not collected you will not be included in any photograph, footage or audio.

You may apply to Council for access to and/or amendment of the information on this form and such requests should be made to Customer Service on 9243 8888.

Valley Youth acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as Traditional Custodians of the land this workshop will take place on and we pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Elders past and present.

Further Questions?

Our team are here to help and would love to chat! Please get in touch with us by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

Valley Youth Game Zone 🎮
Hang out, play games, and relax with friends in a fun, low‑pressure space. Jump on the consoles! Challenge each other with board and card games, or chill out with music.

Free pizza lunch provided!

For ages: 12–18
Where: Valley Youth Space
When: Thursday 1st October
Time: 11am-2pm

Please note: To create a safe space that belongs to young people, this Valley Youth activity is for 12-18 year olds only. Parents & carers are asked not to attend. Support workers are encouraged to attend if the young person has support needs – please let us know these upon registration. All Valley Youth events are all facilitated by trained Youth Workers. If you wish to meet our friendly staff before the event you are welcome to arrive up to fifteen minutes early. Alternatively you can reach out to our team by calling (03) 9243 1225 or emailing us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au.

Accesibility

We aim for our events to be as accessible as possible. The Valley Youth Space is wheelchair accessible however there is grass and some uneven paths. There are accessible bathrooms on site. If you would like to discuss accessibility needs and how we can support you please get in touch with us at youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au or call 9243 1225.

Have questions or want more info?

📧youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au

📞 9243 1225

💻mvcc.vic.gov.au/youth

Code of Conduct – Participant Expectations

All programs are fully supervised by Valley Youth staff, however staff are unable to prevent young people from leaving the activity and are not responsible for them once they leave the activity sapce.

Valley Youth expects high standards of behaviour from all participants, staff and volunteers to create a safe and inclusive environment, free from discrimination, sexism, bullying, harassment, verbal or physical abuse, or any other antisocial behaviours.

All Valley Youth activities are strictly drug, alcohol, smoke and vape-free. These items are not permitted at any activity. Participants must not attend activities in an intoxicated state or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. If a young person arrives intoxicated or with prohibited items, they will be asked to leave the activity immediately. We will follow up with a conversation involving the young person and their parent/guardian to discuss their suitability for future participation.

As a participant in a Valley Youth activity, you are responsible for ensuring your behaviour does not make others feel unsafe or compromise the safety of the group. While Valley Youth will always do its best to manage challenging situations, serious misbehaviour may result in removal from the activity. In such cases, your parent/guardian will be notified, and arrangements will be made for you to be transported home at their expense.

Participants are expected to treat equipment respectfully and keep activity spaces clean and tidy.

Parent/Guardian Expectations (for those under 18)

By allowing your child to attend a Valley Youth activity, you authorise staff to obtain necessary medical assistance in the event of illness or accident, as advised by medical professionals, and agree to cover any associated medical costs.

If your child is found to have prohibited items, requires medical attention, or is removed from the activity due to behavioural concerns or breaches of the Code of Conduct, you are expected to collect them promptly or cover the cost of their transport home.

You agree to cover the cost of any damage or loss caused by your child to equipment, property, or individuals during the activity.

During activities, photos and videos may be taken for use in promotional materials by Valley Youth and Moonee Valley City Council.

If you have any questions or would like to speak with a Valley Youth staff member, please call (03) 9243 1225 or email youth@mvcc.vic.gov.au

Privacy Statement

The personal information provided on this form has been collected by Moonee Valley City Council for the purpose of gaining informed consent to take and use any photograph, footage or audio of you at the event specified in the form. The personal information will be used by Council for that primary purpose or directly related purposes. The personal information collected will not be disclosed unless required by law. If the information is not collected you will not be included in any photograph, footage or audio. You may apply to Council for access to and/or amendment of the information on this form and such requests should be made to Customer Service on 9243 8888.

Valley Youth acknowledges the Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung people as traditional custodians of the land this workshop will take place on and we pay respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Elders, past, present and emerging.