Burnie Works is calling for expressions of interest for interested community members and businesses to attend FREE LGBTIQ+ Inclusive training in 2024 to introduce participants to LGBTIQ+ inclusion through a range of interactive learning activities.
The Department for Education, Children and Young People want to hear from parents, community members and service providers on the future of quality and affordable early learning for all three year olds.
Kylie Burgess, Burnie Works Shared Learning Coordinator has been part of the evaluation working group for Healthy Tasmania. The evaluator, Menzies has just released the Baseline Report for the Healthy Tasmania Five-Year Strategic Plan.
Earlier this month, Burnie Works partnered with pataway Collective (Connected Beginnings) and Burnie Community House to run a Family Fun Day event at Shorewell Park.
The ‘Every Day Counts’ campaign is a Burnie Works’ initiative to contribute to improving student attendance at school through a shared commitment by students, parents, caregivers, schools and the community.
Burnie City Youth Council enables young people to contribute their voice to positive change in matters that affect them in pataway / Burnie. It is a Special Committee of the Burnie City Council and is coordinated by Burnie Works.
