Y Australia

2024-2025

Community Impact Report

Y Australia

2024-25
Community Impact Report

Each of our
member associations 
works in partnership with their local communities.
With
+
sites managed across our cities and regions.
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The number of participations in our programs and services over FY 24/25

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The number of staff we employ, with over half being young people.

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The number of volunteers who support our organisation

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Our collective
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Our collective impact

Collectively, our Y movement in Australia is committed to driving change across our four areas of impact:

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Meaningful
work

Empowering young people to navigate and thrive in the dynamic world of work

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Community
wellbeing

Building healthy, connected communities, where children and young people thrive

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Just
world

Amplifying the diverse voices of children and young people to shape a just world

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Sustainable
planet

Adapting, protecting and renewing for a sustainable planet

Read the report

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Explore our impact

Our 2024-2025 Community Impact Report is live. Click below to download our report and see the impact we’re making across Australia today.

Explore the Community
Impact of o
ur Member Ys

Find out more about the important work underway across our local communities. You can download Member Y Community Impact Reports here:

Acknowledgements

Our Y people are our greatest strength. We are continually inspired by the contributions of our staff and volunteers across the Y. In particular, we wish to acknowledge our CEOs, Presidents, Life Governors, staff, and volunteers in our Member Ys for their hard work and commitment to the important work we do, in support of young people and our communities.

The Y acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community.
We pay our respect to their elders past and present and extend our respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.

The Y recognises Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first peoples of this continent and the islands of the
Torres Strait. In doing so, we acknowledge our shared history; recognise the right to self-determination and
the importance of connection to country.

We remain committed to the Uluru Statement from the Heart as a sincere and moving invitation from First Nations Peoples to “walk with us in a movement of the Australian people for a better future”.

Read our Reconciliation Action Plan