Check out the Warrnambool CIty Youth Facebook page for more info about youth-based activities, services and groups in Warrnambool and beyond.

Council values the importance of young people and the significant contribution that they make to our community.

Young people are vibrant, passionate, innovative and enthusiastic about the communities in which they live. It is the responsibility of the community to support young people and provide them with every opportunity to succeed. Young people are not just our future they are also important in the present.

Youth Services provides opportunities for young people to develop skills in leadership, program planning and project management. Young peoples’ involvement ranges from giving feedback to direct participation in the development and delivery of service programs and projects that aim to create health and social benefits for their peers. It also offers various social and recreational activities and events for young people that are provided within safe and secure environments.

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Join the Warrnambool Youth Circle and help make a difference
Anyone aged 12-25 with a desire to make Warrnambool a better place is encouraged to join the Warrnambool Youth Circle.
Artists Keela and Olive Adams
Sister act to light up city laneway
Sisters Olive and Keela Adams are part of the next generation of young artists to have their artworks lit up for all to enjoy.
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Art meets orienteering in Victoria Park
A new orienteering art trail installed in Victoria Park will be officially launched on Saturday December 10.
2022 Youth Award winners
2022 Warrnambool and Moyne Youth Award winners
For the first time since 2019, a large crowd gathered in-person to celebrate the winners and nominees of the 2022 Warrnambool and Moyne Youth Awards.
Green Futures Now members Jesse Leech, Abbie Lee, Le Lou Berger, Tyler Nicholls and Jasmine Emeny
South West Youth Fest
South West Youth Fest begins this weekend, with a series of live and in-person events aimed at stretching the legs and broadening the mind.
Harry Coffey
2022 Warrnambool and Moyne Youth Award nominations open
As a former Warrnambool and Moyne Youth Achiever Award winner and through his current role as a teacher, Harry Coffey knows the importance of recognising the contributions of young people.
Alex Lahey, The Smith Street Band, Snakes Don't Need Keys and Maddie Jackway
Big names hand-pick local acts for Warrnambool gig
Alex Lahey and Smith Street Band choose locals Maddie Jackway and Snakes Don't Need Keys to support them at Warrnambool concert.
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2021 Warrnambool and Moyne Youth Award winners
Young business owners, volunteers, health advocates, athletes and emerging leaders were recognised at the 2021 Warrnambool and Moyne Youth Awards on Wednesday August 11.