THE Committee for the Hunter is seeking applications from youth who are interested in becoming a member of its fledgling Youth Committee for the Hunter.
Subscribe now for unlimited access.
$0/
(min cost $0)
or signup to continue reading
Announcing the new regional platform, Committee for the Hunter chair Richard Anicich AM said that it was vital the committee engaged with youth and advocated for the issues that mattered to them.
"Our board and members have an important role in helping build capabilities in the leaders of tomorrow, and it's good for our organisation's culture and diversity," Mr Anicich said.
The Committee for the Hunter signed up to the Greater Newcastle Youth Employment Charter in 2020.
In convening the Youth Committee, it says it is delivering on its promise to expand opportunities for local youth.
The Youth Committee will have up to 13 members aged between 15 and 30, with representatives from each of the 10 LGAs in the Greater Hunter.
Details at hunter.org.au. Applications close March 15.
IN THE NEWS:
To access all of your local news, visit newcastleherald.com.au directly. Our home page is updated with the latest headlines from across the region and the nation.
You can even stay up to date by clicking here and signing up for free to our newsletters.
If you value local journalism, support us by subscribing here
To download the Newcastle Herald app, click here
Penelope Green
Business, news and feature reporter.
Business, news and feature reporter.
