Projects


Background

Participants in the Emerging Community Leaders program design, develop and implement a community project as part of their commitment to the Tasmanian community and to put into practice the learnings from the program.

Working in teams of two to six people that they self-determine through discussion and areas of interest participants are responsible for all aspects of the projects development and implementation.  The focus is on building leadership skills and understanding of self and others whilst achieving outcomes for the Tasmanian community.

2023 Projects

Capturing Smiles

team members
Team Members:

Leigh Gracie, Santosh Adikari, Chloe Olsen, Cally Snare

Project Aim:

To build aged citizens capacity to access technology and their connection with companion animals and project participants through providing opportunities to learn digital photography and storytelling, sharing portraits and stories of their animals with the wider community.


Connect-INN

team members
Team Members:

Fabian Halton, Eliza Hazelwood, Alicia Hills, Aimen Jafri, Taylah Emanual, Rebecca Taylor.

Project Aim:

A step to make a difference in wellbeing through inclusivity and connection.


Tassie Food for All

team members
Team Members:

Kristy Bujora, Mandy Cooper, Vikki Iwanicki, Mae De Sesto, Rebecca Tuck, Madeleine Way.

Project Aim:

To provide a platform to share information around food access: as a right, with freedom of choice and with dignity.


YEES Youth, Engagement, Empowerment and Support

team members
Team Members:

Tenille Denby, Jal David, Ellle Boxhall, Isabela Izidro, Ashleigh Groote

Project Aim:

Supporting young people by allowing them an opportunity to create connections with their peers, the greater community, organisations, and service providers, with a focus on youth wellbeing and growth.