Showing off the work of Youth Live4Life

Read the full article from Elsie Lange in the Star Weekly here. Published 14 February 2023.

The incredible work of Woodend-based Youth Live4Life was in the spotlight once again last week.

When Youth Minister Dr Anne Aly visited the Macedon Ranges on Friday, February 10, McEwen MP Rob Mitchell took the opportunity to show her the work the youth mental health charity was doing.

The organisation delivers teen and accredited youth mental health first aid training in school and the wider community, and hopes to start conversations to reduce mental health stigma and promote young leaders as mental health ambassadors.

Dr Aly said mental health was a top priority for young people, which was why the government was establishing a mental health advisory group made up of young people.

“Organisations like Youth Live4Life do an excellent job supporting rural and regional young Australians with their mental health and wellbeing,” she said.

Read the full article here.

Image Description: Youth Minister Dr Anne Aly visited Woodend's Youth Live4Life with McEwen MP Rob Mitchell last week.

 
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