Youth support
Arcadia provides intentional, trauma-informed and developmentally sensitive learning pathways and therapeutic transitions for young people from 14 to 20 years of age.
The Salvation Army gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the Tasmanian Community Fund.
Youth Transitions
This service aims to better prepare young people for leaving out of home care, transitioning from home, home-based or residential care to independent living in Southern Tasmania.
Youth Transitions supports young people to understand and build positive relationships with people who are important to them. It also helps young people to identify, establish, and maintain networks and support systems to assist them in their transition toward independent living, including engagement in community activities, employment, education, health and wellbeing.
Please contact Gene Leya, Youth Transitional Support Worker, for assistance.
The Redo Project
The Redo Project is an opportunity for young people to engage in a community project.
The program offers the chance to experience a working environment with productive outcomes, without the stressors of everyday working life. The project engages 4 people at a time to ensure quality assistance.
Participating in the project means you will learn: new skills in design through the support of a Master Artist or Trades person; how to work safely in a team and community; how to be an active participant in a social enterprise; budgeting and business planning; launching and marketing a product, and more.
For enquiries, reach out to Maggy Agrey on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, 10am–3pm.