Young People Making A Difference (MAD)
Young People Making A Difference (MAD)
Young people making a difference by recognising their ability to make their dreams reality!
MAD News!
MAD News!
After a different end to last year when we held a altered Christmas Program, we are talking with the committee about how successful it was and maybe trailing it annually.
The MAD Program will be holding its first program in 2023 on March the 17th. Look forward to hosting you all again this year.
Once again we would like to thank Shell's QGC Business Community Grant for supporting this program!
What is MAD?
MAD is a program for young people aged 12-18 that are struggling with anything in their day to day life. At MAD we try to create a family-like atmosphere where young people feel free in a safe environment, to share what they are going through. What makes the MAD Program different and successful is our young people find answers from each other in a peer support enviroment, from other young people that have dealt with similar circumstances.
Upcoming Program Dates 2023
17th - 19th March 2023
9th - 11th June 2023
1st - 3rd September 2023
And our Christmas Program
27th - 29th October 2023
We hope to see you there, please contact us for more information.
Leaders Training Dates 2021
Leaders Training ~ (TBA) Mon Repo
Hassle Training ~ (TBA) Mon Repo
Bus Pick up and Drop offs for March Program.
Friday
ISIS: 11.15am
Kepnock: 12.00pm
North: 12.30pm
Rosedale: 1.45pm Approx
Sunday
Rosedale: 4.45pm
North: 5.45pm - 6.00pm
Kepnock: 6.15pm - 6.30pm
ISIS: 7.00pm - 7.15pm
Please note these times are an approximation please allow for any disruptions and/or stoppages.
Where are programs held?
COVID-19 has claimed another victim. MAD programs will no longer be held at Canoe Point, Tannum Sands, at the Tanyalla Recreation and Conference Centre. Due to financial issues, the Anglican Church has sold our regular venue, and Tanyalla is to be torn down.
The MAD Program now facilitates from Boyne Island as of our August program 2021. Boyne Island Environmental Educational Centre.
We would like to thank Shell’s QGC business for supporting this program
through its community fund
