Councillor Jarrod Bell has been elected as the new Mayor of Hume City.

Support for Schools and Youth Sector

Hume Youth Engagement and Pathway Unit facilitates information sharing, networks and research to inform and support to primary and secondary schools, youth services and groups and community organisations that work with young people aged 6 – 24 years in Hume.

Hume Resilience Youth Surveys

In 2023, Hume Youth Services are working in partnership with Resilience Youth Australia and schools to deliver the Resilience Youth Surveys to all primary and secondary schools in Hume.

Hume Tangible Connections Network

Council’s Youth Engagement and Partnership Unit will be facilitating an opportunity for everyone to get together, network and share ideas

Middle Years and Transition Network

The Middle Years & Transition Network was established in 2022 by Hume City Council and Maroondah City Council. The MY&T Network brings together representatives from Local Governments (LGA) and Local Learning Employment Networks (LLEN) across Victoria who work and advocate in the Middle Years and Transitions space.

Principals Breakfast Forum

The Principals Breakfast Forum supports schools and provides opportunities for school staff to network, share information and hear from experts in the field on issues/areas of importance and concerns for them.

Networks for Workers in the Youth Sector

Connect with Youth services and support from around Hume City.

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Statement of Commitment

Hume City Council is a child safe organisation with a zero tolerance for child abuse. Council actively listens to and supports children to be strong, confident and self-determined citizens. Council provides a safe working environment that values child safety, diversity and inclusion for all children aged 0 – 18 and adheres to the Victorian Child Safe Standards and related legislation.

For more information view Child Safety and Wellbeing