Youth events and activities

As always, the Rockingham Youth Centre team is running activities and programs during Term 4 2023.

Check out the City's What's On calendar and program flyer below to see all the activities we have including the new programs Spill the Beans and Night Hoops. All the regulars are there too such as Rockin' Jams, pridespace, D&D, Young Masterchef, Level Up Job Ready and Hangouts. 

As registrations are essential for most programs and activities, please contact the Youth Centre on 9591 0836 or email youthcentre@rockingham.wa.gov.au for further information. 

The Rockingham Youth Centre runs activities and programs throughout school holidays for young people between 12-24 years.

Activities are free and range from arts and crafts, gaming days, sports, music and more. 

Registrations are essential for most activities, please contact the Rockingham Youth Centre on 9591 0836 or email youthcentre@rockingham.wa.gov.au.

Level Up Certified Courses List 2023

Rockingham Youth Centre is offering free certified courses for young people aged 12-24* years. Gain new skills and qualifications to help you succeed in the job market. 

*Check age restrictions outlined in the Certified Courses document below for each session. Registrations are essential by emailing youthcentre@rockingham.wa.gov.au or calling 9591 0836.

Level Up Career Coaching and Resume Clinic

Need a hand to make your resume shine, prep for an interview or figure out your career plan? 

Every Wednesday afternoon the Rockingham Youth Centre career coach and professional resume writer is available to help you.

Free one-on-one appointments are available between 4pm – 6pm. This program is for young people aged 12 - 24 years.

Registrations are essential by emailing youthcentre@rockingham.wa.gov.au or calling 9591 0836.

pridespace is a safe social support, welcoming young people, within the LGBTQIA+ community.

The groups are all about getting together, building friendships, asking questions and having fun.

pridespace is on in weeks 1, 5 and 9 of each school term. No bookings required.

• 12-17 years | 4pm-5.30pm

For more information, see flyers below or please call Rockingham Youth Centre on 9591 0836 or email youthcentre@rockingham.wa.gov.au.

Junior Council forms the first tier of the City of Rockingham leadership pathway for young people. The program offers two representative students from each primary school in the Rockingham area, and students attending alternative education programs, the opportunity to learn about advocacy and decision making at a local level. 

Throughout the year, Junior Council delegates will learn about local government decision-making processes, debating, and most importantly, what it means to represent and advocate in their community. Junior Council is run in a similar way as the City’s Ordinary Council Meetings with Junior Councillors being asked to table motions, debate them and vote on recommendations that are presented to Council each month. Past Junior Councils have been integral in initiating key projects such as: the development of footpaths in residential areas; installation of recreational equipment in parks; waste services initiatives and other youth motivated developments within the City.

The Junior Council meets once a month from July to November each year. Students are nominated by their school principal to join the program. 

The City of Rockingham’s annual Breakthrough Music Competition aims to showcase the talents of local aspiring musicians aged 12-24 years.

The competition provides local individuals and groups who can sing or play an instrument an opportunity to experience performing at a public place in front of an audience. The competition also provides great local exposure within the community which can result in additional performance opportunities at future events within the City of Rockingham.