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FReeZA

The FReeZA program provides opportunities for young Victorians to enjoy drug and alcohol free music and cultural events in their local area. Each year, more than 165,000 young people attend FReeZA events throughout the state.

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Music and culture

Music and culture are an important part of any thriving community. Young people can get involved through many avenues including the Rock Eisteddfod Challenge and FreeZA.

Mentoring

Mentoring aims to provide a structured and trusting relationship in which young people can receive guidance, support and encouragement.

Community involvement

Young people can get involved in many activities in the community. This involvement builds stronger relationships across cultural and age divides and promotes wider opportunities for education, training and employment.

Early intervention and support

Programs and initiatives to support and assist young people at risk in social situations, including living in unsafe households, or experiencing mental health problems, or drug and alcohol abuse.

Refugee and newly arrived young people

Young people who have recently arrived in Victoria as migrants or refugees can receive support, assistance, through referrals, to services supported by Department of Human Services.

Youth grants

Grants administered by the Office of Youth at the Department of Human Services.

Victorian youth services contacts

Contact details for further assistance regarding Youth Services in your region and seeking support services for confidential counselling to discuss the issues that may adversely impact on your life.

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