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Caitlin Lee Solomons-Croft
Caitlin hopes to help the Youth of Tamworth and other places around NSW to understand what facilities can help the Youth.
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Cody Wilson
Being part of Tamworth Regional Youth Council offers opportunity to develop his leadership skills, serve the community, and bring fresh ideas to initiatives that improve our region. Cody passionate about making a meaningful impact, and I believe being part of the Council provides an incredible opportunity to grow as a leader while actively contributing to the well-being of the community.
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Megan Carr
Tamworth Regional Youth Council provides an opportunity to meet other people and hear what they think the issues in our town are. Megan hopes to make a positive difference to our community in whatever small way she can.
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Sasha Domingo
Being part of the Tamworth Regional Youth Council allows a different voice represented. Sasha aims to speak for individuals with a multicultural background and members with religious differences who struggle to navigate the course of life in this rural area. Sasha had been seeking a pathway to pursue after school and found a kindling passion in her diverse experiences of social exposure, to speaking and raising awareness of individual and global issues.
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Skye Vaughan
Skye looks forward to being involved in the community in a practical way and assist the Youth Council to implement positive changes that directly impact youth and young people. Tamworth is an incredible city with so many wonderful aspects, such a sport, arts, events, jobs, hospitality and agriculture. But like any town, it also has limitations that affect young people. As a Youth Councillor Skye will strive to acknowledge and address these limitations and put forward intelligent and creative solutions. Skye believes being part of this council will help her develop her interpersonal and teamwork skills which will carry on into my University and professional life.
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Albert Tran
Albert brings experience and bright ideas to contribute to the Tamworth Regional Youth Council, and help young people who are currently being affected by social issues. Albert aims to be able to gain a deeper understanding of how issues affect young people and the effect it has on people’s well-being. In addition, Albert would like to further gain more experience, whilst gaining knowledge on how to solve the problems young people face in the community, by being around like minded people who also have the same values and desires to help the community.
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Ruby Woods
Ruby is a strong believer in the power of youth leadership and the vital importance of young voices for change. Entrusting the youth of today to work within a leadership team inspires change in the community and allows individuals to invest in bringing innovative ideas, and a passion to address the challenges or concerns in our society. Ruby fundamentally values the importance of maintaining focus on the youth of today, granting them new opportunities to use their voice for positive change in Tamworth. Allowing young people to flourish in political and leadership environments will grow capable, passionate, and stronger leaders of tomorrow.
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Ella Elizabeth McWilliam
Ella can see many things in the local community that she wishes to have input included on, also Ella would love the experience in local government to help assist her learn about government processes and learn if it is something she wishes to pursue further.
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Taylah Bell
Taylah joined Tamworth Regional Youth Council to be a voice for young people and be a leader.
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Michelle McDonall
Michelle will represent the youth of Tamworth in voicing the ongoing concerns they may have and address those issues immediately, but also provide community engaging activities for all ages so that the youth community in Tamworth can be brought closer together.
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Edward Blyton
The Tamworth Regional Youth Council is an opportunity to communicate, collaborate and learn from others the same age would allow Edward to appreciate the diversity of opinions and backgrounds that Tamworth contains. Shaping a better Tamworth for future youth is an endeavour Edward would be proud to work towards.
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Baylee Whitworth
Being part of the Tamworth Regional Youth Council to take part in the positive changes Baylee would like to see within my community. Baylee is passionate about supporting her peers, and believes she will achieve this by working with and learning from the perspectives of Youth Council members, to help ensure issues that young people are facing in the LGA are addressed.
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Ella Scott
Ella brings a passion in helping the community and being apart of the Youth council would allows her to contribute and have a say in problems around Tamworth especially involving the youth. Being a part of the youth council will build project skills and assist her to look at issues in a new and interesting way.
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Taryn Stewart
Taryn has a passion to have a greater role in the Tamworth community. Youth Council is a great opportunity and chance to voice her opinion and learn more about the Tamworth region.
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Louisa Hawkins
Louisa is passionate about taking opportunities to create a variety of voices and simply bring forth ideas for the youth of Tamworth by the youth of Tamworth.
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Bronte Gillan
As a representative of Tamworth Regional Youth Council it presents a fantastic opportunity Bronte to enhance her leadership skills while connecting with new people. By working collaboratively to create a better environment for young people in Tamworth expanding the work of the Youth Council and organising engaging events that will invite more young people to participate, encouraging them to develop their own leadership abilities working alongside the Tamworth Council to create a shared vision for the community.
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Kris Mackie
Kris aims to be a voice for those who aren’t able themselves, and to be a supportive figure who will encourage and empower those people who aren’t able to take the first step is one of his core goals. Being part of the Youth Council will allow Kris the opportunity and experience required for future endeavours.
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Olivia Fitzpatrick
Olivia has a passion for helping others, demonstrated by her participation within leadership groups at school and volunteering outside of school. Olivia believe it’s important to give youth a voice in our local government area and would love to share her opinions with others in the community. It is highly rewarding to give back through volunteering and looks forward to further contribute to the local community.
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Treasure Nnorom
Treasure joined the Tamworth Youth Council because she knows she would be able to make a difference and positively impact more youth in Tamworth. Being part of the council she will be able to represent the youth. This privilege has given the chance to better advocate for the best interest and wellbeing for other teenagers in my community, especially now that Tamworth is growing and experiencing people for diverse cultural backgrounds.
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Azkah Fawaz
Representing Tamworth Regional Youth Council is a great opportunity to further develop social, critical thinking, and problem solving skills that can help Azkah grow and succeed in the future. Azkah is an outgoing, confident student who loves meeting new people and joining the Youth Council would allow her to get involved within the community whilst enabling her to make a lasting impression. She is committed to representing everyone, passionate about making a difference, approachable, dedicated, and feel strongly about making a large, positive impact on our community.
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Kalan Perkins
The Tamworth Regional Youth Council would be an amazing opportunity for Kalam and many others to get experience, help make changes and learn from people’s experiences. Living in Tamworth his whole life, opportunities the council have given related to music have been immense due to country music and other music events. Kalan believes that the youth council is very important for the wider Tamworth community as it gives perspectives from the towns youth. Therefore helping the youth of Tamworth thrive.
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Avalya Mathew
Avalya has always lived in Tamworth and seen how it has developed over time. As a young person she hopes that her perspective can provide insight to the interest and the needs of youth, in the process of helping to develop Tamworth.
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Eva-Mae Davies
Eva joined Youth Council to have a voice in decisions made by our current council, effect change within our region and be heard by local young people. Eva would like to advocate for and see an improvement in cycling infrastructure throughout Tamworth, improving the health and safety of others as well as encouraging cycling in Tamworth.
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Molly Carey
Molly is passionate about our community and enthusiastically interested about the future of young people. Molly would like to see new opportunities for young people in our region to help them flourish. Molly believes it is important to maintain the focus on young people currently and into the future of our community.
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Luke Suter
Luke joined Tamworth Regional Youth Council with aspirations to close the divide between young people and the community through making volunteer opportunities more widely available to young people. He believes volunteering is one of the best ways to give back to the community and can have an incredible impact on the mental health of everyone involved. Luke is enjoying working alongside his peers.
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