An optional template for use when preparing posters promoting Youth Week Tasmania events. This template meets guidelines regarding the placement of the 'supported by Tasmanian Government' logo. 

Please note:

• Youth Week Tasmania 2024 grant recipients must still gain logo placement approval for all promotional material featuring the 'supported by Tasmanian Government' logo - this template simply helps streamline the process by ensuring the guidelines are met.
• If you alter the size or location of any of the logos featured in the template, the logo placement guidelines may no longer be met. 
• Organisers of events that are not funded by the Youth Week Tasmania 2024 Grants Program must remove the 'supported by Tasmanian Government' logo when using this template. 

An optional template for use when preparing posters promoting Youth Week Tasmania events. This template meets guidelines regarding the placement of the 'supported by Tasmanian Government' logo. 

Please note:

• Youth Week Tasmania 2024 grant recipients must still gain logo placement approval for all promotional material featuring the 'supported by Tasmanian Government' logo - this template simply helps streamline the process by ensuring the guidelines are met.
• If you alter the size or location of any of the logos featured in the template, the logo placement guidelines may no longer be met. 
• Organisers of events that are not funded by the Youth Week Tasmania 2024 Grants Program must remove the 'supported by Tasmanian Government' logo when using this template. 

Template to gain and record consent from young people to record and use their image and/or voice. This Word document can be edited and updated to meet the needs of your event and organisation. 

Template to help you develop a Media Alert to let media know about your Youth Week Tasmania 2024 event. Once completed, you can reach out to YWT 2024 Project Officer Ash at ywt@ynot.org.au for advice on media contacts in your area. 

Please note:

• Youth Week Tasmania 2024 grant recipients must gain logo placement approval from Department of Premier and Cabinet Grants team prior to publishing any promotional material containing the 'supported by Tasmanian Government' logo. 
• Organisers of events that are not funded by the Youth Week Tasmania 2024 Grants Program must remove the 'supported by Tasmanian Government' logo if using this template. 

YNOT Board Nomination Form 2023

YNOT's response to the Tasmanian Housing Strategy Discussion Paper consultation.

What young people aged 12-18 had to say about gambling-  One-page Snapshot for Young People.

Tasmanian Youth Story Project information for participants (young people 18-25 years).

Consent Form for young people 18-25 years to participate in the Tasmanian Youth Story project. 

Key findings of the Tasmanian Youth Forum 2023 Mental Wellbeing and Resilience presented in an Easy Read document. Kindly created by the Association for Children with Disability Youth Empowering Peers program. 

Key findings of the Tasmanian Youth Forum 2023 Mental Wellbeing and Resilience presented in an Easy Read document. Kindly created by the Association for Children with Disability Youth Empowering Peers program. 

A cartoon graphic outlining the key findings of the Tasmanian Youth Forum 2023 Mental Wellbeing and Resilience

Tasmanian Youth Forum (TYF) 2023 Mental Wellbeing and Resilience consultation report.

YNOT's response to the Tasmanian Government State Budget Community Consultation 2024/25.

The Youth Network of Tasmania (YNOT) has recently released a Discussion Paper: Becoming an adult: the experience of young Tasmanians today for public consultation. YNOT CEO, Tania Hunt said, “this public consultation process provides an opportunity for all Tasmanians to provide feedback on how we can better support young people to successfully transition into adulthood.”.

Members of the Tasmanian Youth Employment Alliance have thrown their support behind the Beacon Foundation and TCCI who are calling for the State Government to establish a taskforce to help guide the development of the States first ever Youth Jobs Strategy. The Youth Employment Alliance, an initiative of the Youth Network of Tasmania (YNOT), is a unique collaboration of experienced youth focused services, that work collectively to elevate the voices of young Tasmanians 15-25 years in addressing barriers to economic participation and further education and training in Tasmania. 

The Youth Network of Tasmania and Brand Tasmania today released the report and findings from the Tasmanian Youth Story project. This project aimed to capture the unique experiences of what it is like being a young person living in Tasmania, in order to help decision-makers better understand the opportunities, challenges, wants and needs of young people aged 18-25 years. 

The State’s Youth Peak Body, the Youth Network of Tasmania (YNOT) will host the 2023 Tasmanian Youth Forum: Mental Wellbeing and Resilience in Launceston today {Friday, 2 June}. Over 160 young people aged 12-25 years from across Tasmania will come together to explore what resources and supports they need to be mentally well and resilient during tough times.

The Youth Network of Tasmania (YNOT), the Tasmanian Behavioural Lab and the Peter Underwood Centre will officially launch a report entitled Emergent Adulthood: Review of Literature in Hobart tomorrow {THURSDAY, 1 JUNE}. This important piece of work integrates academic literature to better understand the general challenges and experiences of young people between the ages of 18-25 years in Tasmania today.

Youth Week Tasmania, the State’s largest celebration of young people, kicks of today with new and exciting events planned across Tasmania. With events running from Monday, 1 May – Sunday, 7 May 2023 young people will have the chance to attend talent shows, movie nights, art activity days, games nights, pizza parties, climate café conversations and more. 

The Youth Network of Tasmania (YNOT), the peak body for young people aged 12-25 years, has joined forces with key advocacy groups on National Youth Homelessness Matters Day (YHMD) to urge governments at all levels to act as a matter of urgency to combat the youth homelessness scourge.

A youth-friendly version of the Pathways to Adulthood Consultation Report 2023. 

The 2023 Pathways to Adulthood consultation was undertaken to understand the experiences of young Tasmanians 18-25 years as they transition into adulthood and independence. This report presents feedback received from young Tasmanians, including the challenges and opportunities they face as young adults, the priority areas they want addressed, and their ideas and solutions that could make this pathway to adulthood smoother. 

The Tasmanian Youth Story shares the unique experiences of what it's like being a young person living in Tasmania — the good and the bad. The story it tells will help decision-makers better understand what young people want from Tasmania, making it a fairer and finer place for everyone. Further information regarding the consultation methodology and findings are reported separately.

The Tasmanian Youth Story project set out to capture the unique experiences of what it is like being a young person 18-25 years living in Tasmania — the good and the bad. This report shares the key findings from 98 one-on-one interviews that unearthed the story of young Tasmanians. The story it tells will help decision-makers better understand what young people want from Tasmania, making it a fairer and finer place for everyone.

The Youth Transitions Discussion Paper - Becoming an adult: the experience of young Tasmanians today - presents some of the key challenges and opportunities young adults face as they start this exciting, but sometimes overwhelming, journey into adulthood. 

The Youth Transitions Discussion Paper - Becoming an adult: the experience of young Tasmanians today - presents some of the key challenges and opportunities young adults face as they start this exciting, but sometimes overwhelming, journey into adulthood. 

Tasmanians are invited to share their thoughts, ideas, and suggestions about how young people 18-25 years can be better supported as they transition to adulthood and independence. This Discussion Paper and Consultation Process builds on what we learnt and heard through a review of academic literature, mapping of existing programs and policies, and feedback from young people and stakeholders working in community, youth and government sectors. 

YNOT welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Tasmanian Housing Strategy Exposure Draft. Our response to the Draft Strategy has been informed by young Tasmanians, YNOT members and contemporary academic research on Emergent Adulthood. The views of young people reflected in our response are based on previous YNOT consultations related to the topic.

Emergent Adulthood: Review of Literature integrates academic literature to better understand the general challenges and experiences of young people between the ages of 18-25 years in Tasmania today. It identifies transition points that may be applied to map current social policy and programs in our State. This important piece of work, commissioned by YNOT, was produced by University of Tasmania multi-disciplinary researchers from the Tasmanian Behavioural Lab and the Peter Underwood Centre.

Tasmania's Community Services Cost Indexation Report 2022 - A report calling for appropriate investment in Tasmania's community services industry from the Tasmanian Network of Peaks.

A copy of the Youth Network of Tasmania's Constitution - Amended 2015

1-page overview of the results of the Tasmanian Youth Forum 2022 for Young People

The 2022 Tasmanian Youth Forum Consultation Report - 'I am me' Diversity Equity and Inclusion 

YNOT's Budget Priority Statement for the 2023-2024 budget cycle.

 YNOT's response to consultation on the Tasmanian Drug Strategy (TSD) 2022-2027

YNOT's response to the Tasmanian Government's Housing Strategy Consultation Discussion Paper - 2022

Young People and Gambling one-page Snapshot (For Young People)

What young people aged 12-18 think about Gambling in Tasmania. June 2022