Draft Northern Territory Youth Strategy 2023-2033

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NT Youth Round Table

The Northern Territory Government (NTG) is committed to developing a Northern Territory (NT) Youth Strategy (the Strategy) and is asking Territorians what they think should be included and what the Strategy should achieve.

What will the Strategy do?

The Strategy will describe what is needed for a Northern Territory where young people lead enjoyable lives, are empowered to achieve their full potential, are socially connected and are positive participants in their community.

The Strategy will:

  • take a whole of government approach
  • be youth-led
  • create a roadmap to engage, equip, empower and enable young Territorians
  • outline NTG’s work, commitment, investment and plans to support young people
  • identify opportunities and gaps, and develop actions.


Let us know your thoughts, ideas and feedback:
First read the Discussion Paper and draft NT Youth Strategy, then take any of these actions:

  • complete the online survey linked on this page
  • upload your submission using the link on this page or email your submission to the Office of Youth Affairs, YouthStrategy@nt.gov.au
  • submit an idea, share a story, or upload a video or picture using the submission link on this page or by emailing the Office of Youth Affairs
  • attend an NT Youth Strategy consultation session (see Key Dates section)
  • engage with the Office of Youth Affairs on social media (Facebook: Youth NT; Instagram: @youth_nt)
  • contact the Office of Youth Affairs by email YouthStrategy@nt.gov.au or phone (08) 8999 3862

Complete the survey for your chance to win one of the prizes below*

  • Bose Bluetooth Speaker
  • Fitbit Charge 5
  • JBL Wireless Earbuds
  • Bass in the Grass ticket
  • Coles gift card

Submissions are welcome from everyone, including individuals, families, community groups and organisations.

The submission deadline is 11:59 pm, Sunday 15 January 2023.

*Terms and conditions apply

The Northern Territory Government (NTG) is committed to developing a Northern Territory (NT) Youth Strategy (the Strategy) and is asking Territorians what they think should be included and what the Strategy should achieve.

What will the Strategy do?

The Strategy will describe what is needed for a Northern Territory where young people lead enjoyable lives, are empowered to achieve their full potential, are socially connected and are positive participants in their community.

The Strategy will:

  • take a whole of government approach
  • be youth-led
  • create a roadmap to engage, equip, empower and enable young Territorians
  • outline NTG’s work, commitment, investment and plans to support young people
  • identify opportunities and gaps, and develop actions.


Let us know your thoughts, ideas and feedback:
First read the Discussion Paper and draft NT Youth Strategy, then take any of these actions:

  • complete the online survey linked on this page
  • upload your submission using the link on this page or email your submission to the Office of Youth Affairs, YouthStrategy@nt.gov.au
  • submit an idea, share a story, or upload a video or picture using the submission link on this page or by emailing the Office of Youth Affairs
  • attend an NT Youth Strategy consultation session (see Key Dates section)
  • engage with the Office of Youth Affairs on social media (Facebook: Youth NT; Instagram: @youth_nt)
  • contact the Office of Youth Affairs by email YouthStrategy@nt.gov.au or phone (08) 8999 3862

Complete the survey for your chance to win one of the prizes below*

  • Bose Bluetooth Speaker
  • Fitbit Charge 5
  • JBL Wireless Earbuds
  • Bass in the Grass ticket
  • Coles gift card

Submissions are welcome from everyone, including individuals, families, community groups and organisations.

The submission deadline is 11:59 pm, Sunday 15 January 2023.

*Terms and conditions apply

Stories

We know that: 

  • Young Territorians are talented, caring and strive to do their best. They create a positive impact and contribute to our community in diverse and meaningful ways.
  • The future of the Northern Territory is in good hands because our young people hold great potential.
  • Communities matter – young Territorians need to feel valued and included by their community in order to lead a happy and productive life, and achieve their goals.

We all know a young Territorian doing remarkable things in their community. This is your chance to tell us all about it! 

Thank you for sharing your story with us.

CLOSED: This discussion has concluded.