Our library youthworkers have been doing an awesome job in New Brighton Library. Their purpose is to provide relational support to the many children and young people in New Brighton Library. Helping to keep the library a safe and fun place with proactive engagement, organsing activities, pre-empting conflict and providing avenues of further community links. To read the latest report, including the Easter Holiday Activities, click here…
Our latest newsletter has been released full of exciting news, updates and things coming up. So pick up a copy at our offices or CLICK HERE to read it online
Fun & Free Family Activity this weekend if you’re looking for something to do in Brighton
New Week. Fresh Start… Here’s a top read from TIME MAGAZINE on “How To Have A Happy Family – 7 Tips Backed By Research”.
http://time.com/#21296/how-to-have-a-happy-family-7-tips-backed-by-research
If you’ve got a talent – or want to ‘check out the local talent’ – get to the New Brighton Talent Show on Saturday 24th May in New Brighton Mall – organised by New Brighton Project
Video Highlights from Pimp My Jumpsuit at Surge Friday Night. Just another crazy night down at Youth Alive Trust…
Buy this years Entertainment Book online – support the work of Youth Alive Trust and save yourself $20,000 (well – you won’t use all the vouchers – but if you eat out twice a year – you’ll get your money back!) Click the link for more info
Welcome to Term 2! Reminder there are NO CLUBS in WEEK 1 of each term, due to leaders meetings and staff catching up on rest after the hectic holidays. BUT, use this extra time to LOOK UP and make new friends – real friends!! See you all next week
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7dLU6fk9QY&list=PLdgjd1TQOlx5h0R2EeTLp6mkLA4e6pbf6
“The ellipsis is a punctuation mark, one of continuance. It means ‘to be continued’; that there is more to come. It makes you think about what is yet to happen in your life, what could happen tomorrow; everything you have yet to see, experi…ence. Your story isn’t finished yet, and you won’t know what could come if you’re not here to see it. To see what’s after your ellipsis, you have to Live for Tomorrow…” – Grace King, 17. [Live For Tomorrow is a project for those that are struggling with, care about, or are affected by youth suicide, depression, alcohol use, self-harm and bullying].