The Burdekin Association
Burdekin’s web site upgrade and brand refresh
At Burdekin, our purpose has always been clear: to empower young lives. To see young lives lived to their full potential. With our brand refresh and an upgraded web site, we aim to inject a new sense of freshness, modernity,...
Creative Collaborations!
The Burdekin Association is thrilled to announce that a former employee, Jay Williams, has established a new skincare company - ACTIVEAUSSIE Skincare - and he has committed to donating 15 per cent of the company's profits to The Burdekin Association...
Alcohol Education Workshop proves a hit with students!
The Burdekin Association recently conducted an Alcohol Education Workshop as part of the Canada Bay Youth Space Project, in collaboration with Concord High School. Thirty Year 9 students actively participated in these informative sessions. Throughout the workshops, Year 9 students...
Gambling, gaming and young people
After two years of dedicated effort and success, we are excited to report that we have acquired funding for the extension of The Dee Why Project for an additional three years. The Dee Why Project is generously funded by the...
What to do? Homelessness Conference offers solutions
Did you know? The number of young Australians identified as homeless increased by 2,500 to 46,000 between 2016 and 2021 (Australian Census data). This was a key finding of the National Children and Youth Homelessness Conference that was held late...