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Campbelltown Youth Forum
7 May 2026
Planning your sustainable future
It's that time of year again, and Campbelltown City Council are excited to host our Annual Youth Forum for Campbelltown residents aged 12-24, with this year's focus centred on sustainability.
This year, we're offering 4 interactive workshops, which you may rank in order of your preference via the registration form below.
Turing Waste into Wonder - Creative craft with recycled materials. Turning an everyday item into something beautiful.
Koala Guided Bushwalk - Join a leader from our bush care team and discover the wonder of the Dharawal's bushland. Participants learn how to identify eucalyptus trees, spot koalas resting high in the canopy, and recognise signs of wildlife through scats, tracks and trails
Weaving Workshop - Learn the art of weaving from some of the locals from the Aboriginal community.
Terrarium Making -Get messy and creative with this 'how to' workshop. Learn what goes into making your own terrarium as well as using it as a way to learn and experience the greenhouse effect and how it impacts our environment.
When:Thursday 7th May 2026 Time: 9:00am – 3.30pm Where:St Helens Park Community Hall - Kellerman Dr, St Helens Park NSW 2560 RSVP: Register via the form below - registrations are essential.
Who should attend?
Young people aged 12-24 years who live within Campbelltown
High Schoolers within the Campbelltown LGA
TAFE or University students (up to age 24)
What will you gain from attending?
An opportunity to meet Adam Slater, founder of Zero Plastics Australia
An opportunity to participate in interactive workshops designed to educate and inspire
An opportunity to meet people and discuss sustainability in and around Campbelltown
Access to local services who support sustainability
A better understanding of how to support sustainability yourself and be more involved
An opportunity to ask questions our expert panellists
Featuring Adam Slater as Keynote Speaker and Workshop Facilitator
Campbelltown Youth Forum
7 May 2026
Planning your sustainable future
It's that time of year again, and Campbelltown City Council are excited to host our Annual Youth Forum for Campbelltown residents aged 12-24, with this year's focus centred on sustainability.
This year, we're offering 4 interactive workshops, which you may rank in order of your preference via the registration form below.
Turing Waste into Wonder - Creative craft with recycled materials. Turning an everyday item into something beautiful.
Koala Guided Bushwalk - Join a leader from our bush care team and discover the wonder of the Dharawal's bushland. Participants learn how to identify eucalyptus trees, spot koalas resting high in the canopy, and recognise signs of wildlife through scats, tracks and trails
Weaving Workshop - Learn the art of weaving from some of the locals from the Aboriginal community.
Terrarium Making -Get messy and creative with this 'how to' workshop. Learn what goes into making your own terrarium as well as using it as a way to learn and experience the greenhouse effect and how it impacts our environment.
When:Thursday 7th May 2026 Time: 9:00am – 3.30pm Where:St Helens Park Community Hall - Kellerman Dr, St Helens Park NSW 2560 RSVP: Register via the form below - registrations are essential.
Who should attend?
Young people aged 12-24 years who live within Campbelltown
High Schoolers within the Campbelltown LGA
TAFE or University students (up to age 24)
What will you gain from attending?
An opportunity to meet Adam Slater, founder of Zero Plastics Australia
An opportunity to participate in interactive workshops designed to educate and inspire
An opportunity to meet people and discuss sustainability in and around Campbelltown
Access to local services who support sustainability
A better understanding of how to support sustainability yourself and be more involved
An opportunity to ask questions our expert panellists
Featuring Adam Slater as Keynote Speaker and Workshop Facilitator