Youth Navigators: A proposal to help young Tasmanian school leavers navigate work, education and training in a COVID-changed world. This proposal was developed by the Youth Employment Alliance, a unique collaboration of experienced youth focused services led by YNOT, who recognise that urgent action is needed to support young people leaving school in 2020. 

The Youth Network of Tasmania (YNOT) welcomes the opportunity to provide a response to Premier’s Economic and Social Recovery Advisory Council on the key issues and challenges faced by young Tasmanians and the Tasmanian youth sector as a result of the novel coronavirus, COVID-19 pandemic.

YNOT welcomes the opportunity to provide a response to the Council of Attorneys-General Age of Criminal Responsibility Working Group on the review of Australia's minimum age of criminal responsibility. 

YNOT's submission to the Tasmanian Government Select Committee outlining the experiences of young Tasmanians in housing stress or homelessness and the relationship between housing, health and education. 

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tasmanian State Government called for additional amendments or submissions for the 2020-21 Budget Process. YNOT has called for the funding of a full-time Youth Policy Specialist to provide government with timely and quality policy advice that addresses the needs of young people now and into the future. 

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tasmanian State Government called for additional amendments or submissions for the 2020-21 Budget Process. YNOT has called for Youth Connectors to be employed in Tasmanian Government Employment Hubs to support young people to engage with relevant training and work. 

YNOT proposed one key ask for the Tasmanian Government 2020-21 Budget Community Consultation, Budget Priority Statement: the development of an inaugural Tasmanian Youth Strategy and associated Action Plans to ensure all young people can flourish and live their best life in Tasmania. 

YNOT invited young Tasmanians aged 12-25 years to share their experiences of COVID-19 as well as their ideas and solutions for the social and economic recovery of Tasmania. The survey was open from 18 June to 6 July 2020. 

The Youth Network of Tasmania (YNOT) asked young Tasmanians aged 12-25 years to have their say about COVID-19, the good and the bad, to hear how they are being impacted by this global pandemic. The survey was open from 15 April to 5 May 2020.

The impact of COVID-19 is presenting unprecedented challenges and uncertainty for young Tasmanians. CEO of YNOT Ms Tania Hunt said it was important that this disproportionate effect had been recognised in the Interim Report prepared for the State Government by the Premier's Economic and Social Advisory Council (PESRAC). 

YNOT CEO executive summary for the public hearing on the adequacy of Newstart and related allowances. 

YNOT applauds the Tasmanian Government for establishing the inaugural Premier’s Youth Advisory Council.

Youth peak bodies across Australia join ACOSS and others in calling on the Government to Raise the Rate of Newstart and Youth Allowance.

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Physical Activity". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Goal Setting". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Eating Well". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Alcohol and Other Drugs". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Social Connections". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Positive Self Talk". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Positive Strategies". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Reaching Out To Friends". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Relaxing". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "School Stress". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Self Care". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits presents "Sleep". 

The Statewide Youth Collaborative Group (SYC) Healthy Mind Habits Service and Support List. A useful resource for young people searching for local Tasmanian mental health support and services. 

Youth Homelessness Matters Day (YHMD) is a national campaign that aims to raise awareness of youth homelessness amongst decision makers and the wider community. The campaign hosted by the National Coalition for Housing (NYCH) will take place online and in conversations around Australia on 15 April 2020.

YNOT today welcomed Premier Peter Gutwein’s announcement to keep young Tasmanians connected and safe as we navigate our way through an unprecedented public health crisis.

The Youth Network of Tasmania (YNOT) welcomes the Premiers announcement today to invest in the development of Tasmania’s first ever whole of government Child and Youth Wellbeing Strategy. The Strategy will not only focus on the first 1000 days of life but will also address the needs of young Tasmanians up to 25 years of age.

Participants from Tasmania’s mental health services and the broader community sector came together to hear from experts in youth mental health and work together to collectively explore strategies and solutions that support the ongoing development of an innovative and integrated youth mental health system.

Statewide Youth Collaborative (SYC) Group's guide to information sharing in the Tasmanian Youth Sector. 

A Report released by YNOT shows that young people are looking to government, family and schools to help keep them safe online.

One hundred and seventy young Tasmanians aged 12-25 years will be travelling to Launceston today to voice their concerns, contribute ideas and create solutions at the 2019 Tasmanian Youth Forum (TYF) ‘Your Online Environment.’

Tasmanian Youth Forum 2019 Your Online Environment Report.

What young people had to say about their use, behaviour and safety in their online environment at the 2019 Tasmanian Youth Forum.