Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeTop StoriesYoung Delegates Project getting ready to start

Young Delegates Project getting ready to start

This weekend will see the start of the 2011 Young Delegates Projects.
The Young Delegates are the Southern representatives of the Southern Downs Regional Council’s Young Ambassador and Young Delegates program (YAs and YDs). The role of the Young Delegates is to identify needs and issues for young people and be a representative for young people to CDS and the council.
As part of the YAs and YDs program, the representatives are encouraged to run a community project.
Tomorrow, Sahra Costanzo is running a Youth Bowl Off and Disco to encourage young people to come together and have a fun time while learning about the effects of drugs and alcohol.
The night runs from 6.30pm to 9.30pm at Shake Rattle and Bowl.
Teams of four people, with prizes for the best team and individual bowler will be on offer.
The night aims to encourage young people who are attending school to enter a team in the bowling competition.
During the night there will be small rounds of trivia questions regarding the effects and impacts of drugs and alcohol, which have great prizes to be won. Entry is $5.
There will also be a dance display by dance instructors Jay, Sarita and Stinna who will be delivering workshops this weekend as part of Rebekah Ioane’s youth project.
Rebekah is hosting a series of hip hop dance workshops for young people between the age of 12 and 25. Bek’s family are visiting from New Zealand too, and have kindly offered to deliver dance workshops for local young people while they are in Stanthorpe.
Bek’s brother Jay, 17, and sisters Sarita, 15, and Stinna, 22, have been learning and teaching dance for the past five years.
They are looking forward to meeting and working with the local young people.
Jay is part of a break dancing crew in New Zealand called Loko Motion.
Workshops will be held on both Saturday and Sunday from 9.30am to 12pm at the Stanthorpe Civic Centre supper room.
There will also be follow-up workshops on August 13-14.
Morning tea and drinks will be provided. Cost is $5 per workshop to help cover room hire and catering.
This weekend’s workshops have limited spaces, so bookings are essential.
For more details or registration forms for both the bowl off and dance workshops, contact youth development worker Rebecca Schroder on (07) 4681 0925 or email cds_ydw@halenet.com.au

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Dominant display from Ludlow

Lynette Ludlow was the winner when six Stanthorpe ladies lined up for the weekly mid-week single stableford this past Wednesday. The weather was bright...
More News

Festival fever in Stanthorpe as Apple and Grape hits 60

Stanthorpe is ready to light up as Australia’s longest running harvest festival gets set to celebrate 60 years, transforming the town into a carnival...

Residents hoping Cherrabah rejection sends clear message

Elbow Valley residents are hoping the Southern Downs council’s overwhelming rejection of a controversial water bottling facility at Cherrabah Resort sends a clear message...

McMillan and Ludlow star

Brendan McMillan and Lynette Ludlow took the titles as 39 players, including nine women, played out a Single Stableford sponsored by Stanthorpe’s Hello World...

Three teams in semis hunt

Souths, Valleys and RSL are all still in the race for the Stanthorpe and District Cricket semi final with just one round to go...

Warwick Show returns for 2026

The annual Spano’s IGA Warwick Show is returning to the Warwick Showgrounds from Friday, 10 March to Sunday, 22 March, promising a weekend of...

Festival icon Johnny Crunch returns

Johnny Crunch, also known as Jonno Apple, will again lead the 2026 Apple and Grape harvest festival parade. The nearly 4 metre high fibreglass...

Stanthorpe swimmers excel at Pittsworth

A team of eight swimmers from Stanthorpe Swimming Club headed to Pittsworth on Sunday for the Pittsworth Piranhas long course swim meet. “There...

Forgotten Dalveen veterans finally recognised

Nineteen World War One veterans have been added to the Dalveen Honour Board after over a century of being unnamed and unrecognised in the...

Grassroots push to stop gendered violence before it starts

Advocates will spell out the 12 actions community members can take to prevent violence against women at two free workshops in Warwick next week. The...

Sovereign Animals search for first cup

Sovereign Animals are through to their first ever Warwick Cricket Condamine Cup grand final following a gutsy four-wicket win over Redbacks at Slade Park...