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Creating Stronger Futures for Young People & Mob Disability Support, Cultural Connection, SIL + Advocacy | Darug Country (West Syd, NSW) 👣

We are a team of community workers from various cultural backgrounds, Maori, Aboriginal and South African, we aim to bring all our cultural knowledge together to best support clients from all nations while creating safe space for cross cultural collaboration \ Young people with disabilities aged between 12 to 24 years old Clients (any age) seeking to connect to cultural practices. Clients needing day respite Clients who would benefit from engaging in cultural practices Service providers seeking support to build cultural practices
Clients that need consistent worker engagement
Flexible service delivery Trauma informed service deliver YLS aims to create safer space with cultural resources and practices for First Nations and non-indigenous peoples to connect to self and others to strengthen resilience and emotional capacity. YLS will support First Nations clients to engage community and services by providing opportunities to learn cultural engagement strategies. YLS aims to work from the frameworks of Uncle Bob Randall - Kanyini. The four cultural elements to well-being: Family, Land, Spirit, Lore! Using First Nations engagement strategies we aim to provide our clients with support, fun and education. Through the engagement strategies we will support clients to identify how nature, connection to land, dadirri practices and relationship building through art, fireside yarns, water ceremonies and group engagement. YLS aim to support clients and services to be connected, we will support services to provide culturally responsive practice. Cultural intent is part of our cultural accountability framework.

29/10/2026

Violence prevention is often treated as emergency response. But true prevention begins decades before crisis hits. When youth are tethered to identity, kinship, and Country, resistance to harm is built from within. At Culture as Prevention 2027, we aren’t talking about band-aid interventions — we’re sharing community-led, sustainable frameworks.

Read more & register via link in bio

21/10/2026

Welcoming Sandra Peipi & Waiaria Rewha to Culture as Prevention 2027. Joining us from Aotearoa, Sandra and Waiaria will be sharing crucial MasterYARNS on Māori worldviews on sexual violence and the power of cultural wraparound support for women, children, and men. International Indigenous solidarity and shared frameworks are key to building stronger, safer communities.

Early Bird rate ($995) closes Dec 30. Pass details in bio

19/10/2026

Planning ahead for 2027? With our 2026 cohorts at full capacity, here is what’s ahead for the Be One Collective community: 🌿 Respecting the Lines: April 14–17, 2027 (Intake Open). 🔥 Culture as Prevention Gathering: May 26–27, 2027 (Early Bird Open). 🌊 Cross Culture, Cross Oceans: Nov 29 – Dec 7, 2027 (EOI Open). Walk alongside us.

All booking links and EOI forms live in bio

14/10/2026

10 days of cultural exchange. A lifetime of connection. Our Cross Culture, Cross Oceans journey for this year has officially reached full capacity. Thank you to everyone stepping forward to join this bilateral cultural exchange. We are pleased to open expressions of interest for next year’s delegation: 29th November – 7th December 2027. Small cohorts, deep Marae-based immersion.

Link in bio to submit an Early Expression of Interest

07/10/2026

Weaving Workshop 🧡

Join Gumbaynggirr and Bundjalung woman, Sarah Merritt, as she shares traditional Aboriginal weaving techniques and history.

Weaving is a culturally, and socially important skill - these workshops will give you the opportunity to have a yarn while you create and learn.

📆 Starts 15 October 2026 until 10 December 2026, 9 week workshop run each Thursday.
🕕 6pm - 7:30pm
📍Merana - 2/20 West Market Street, Richmond.

Facilitator - Sarah Merritt
Ngaya Yaam Sarah-ga

💲Cost
$45 per class or $350 for 9 weeks

Register to Merana on ⤵️

📞 (02) 4588 5144 or
📧 [email protected]

26/09/2026

25/09/2026

Violence doesn’t start at crisis. Prevention shouldn’t either.

Opening on National Sorry Day, the Culture as Prevention gathering brings together First Nations voices, lived experience, and community-led knowledge to reshape how we approach prevention.

Across two days, explore deep knowledge, community-driven frameworks, and practical action:

Day 1 — Culture in Action: Centring lived experience and First Nations approaches to harm prevention.

Day 2 — Theory into Practice: MasterYARNS, international Indigenous perspectives (including Māori voices from Aotearoa), and adaptable frameworks for organisations and communities.

📍 Dates: Wed 26th – Thu 27th May 2027
🎟️ Early Bird: Closes 30 December 2026 (2-day registration from $995)

🔗 Tap the link in our bio to register your interest to attend, exhibit, or partner.

04/09/2026

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Address

Marsden Park, NSW
2765

Telephone

+61410507505

Website

http://www.youthledservices.com.au/

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