Ending Sexual Violence Hub
SYPTUAC PILOT PROJECTS
Get the Go-Ahead was one of the 13 projects created as part of the Supporting Young People to Understand Affirmative Consent (SYPTUAC) Program. The SYPTUAC program aimed to empower and educate young people and their key influencers to strengthen their understanding of affirmative consent and healthy relationships.
Get the Go-Ahead
Get the Go-Ahead was a project led by Women’s Health East, in partnership with Youth Disability Advocacy Service (YDAS).
Young Disabled people should be able to get support in a range of places – from youth workers to social workers, youth groups to advocacy services. We’ve heard from Disabled young people that this isn’t always the case: ableist attitudes and practices create too many barriers.
Disabled young people deserve accessible support and welcoming community spaces. It’s especially important for young people with questions about consent or sexual health, safety in relationships and families, or concerns about gendered violence.
We created a new set of resources aimed at people who work with Disabled young people – giving them the tools and knowledge they need to support Disabled young people and make the organisations they’re part of more welcoming and inclusive.
Women's Health in the North
A youth-led affirmative consent education and community engagement pilot project. Taking ACtion focuses on affirmative consent, respectful relationships and sexual violence prevention using a rights-based and sex-positive approach.
Youth Affairs Council Australia (YACVic)
A workshop which aims to build the capacity of young people to understanding the new Affirmative Consent legislation. The workshop can be adapted to be age appropriate, culturally safe and relevant to the young people that it’s being delivered to.
Youthlaw
A project that aims to inform and empower young people to make informed decisions in personal and intimate relationships. It also developed education for professionals working with those young people.
