MY Game Changer
MYT Game Changer Training
Game Changer Training provides sport and recreation clubs and organisations with practical advice and tools to embrace cultural diversity and build a welcoming environment for all.
This training is co-designed and delivered by young people from multicultural background. The Game Changer project not only aims to increase diversity within sporting clubs but also encourage the broader community to ‘think differently’ in order to build their sporting community.
The workshop covers:
The demographics of multicultural youth in Tasmania
Addressing barriers to engagement and strategies to support inclusiveness in your sporting clubs.
Developing networks for young people, their family and community to get involved with organised sports.
Who should attend this training?
Sporting and recreation clubs and organisations.

My Pathways Recreation Program
MY Pathways Men’s program, based in Launceston, works with disadvantaged/ disengaged young people to develop skills that will enhance and support active citizenship by supporting participation in employment, education and sport and recreation. The men’s group uses a peer support model, creating a space for young men to gather and learn from each other, building resilient and confidence a sense of belonging in Tasmania.
The Men’s program is committed to providing social support, information, and activities in a relaxed and non –threatening environment for young men from migrant and refugee backgrounds.
Aims:
Enhance confidence and build leadership skills
Create a sense of belonging and purpose for young men
Alleviate feelings of loneliness and isolation
Increase feelings of self-worth, and provide mutual support and care for others
Validate concerns, challenges and barriers these young men may have or currently experiencing
Provide a space that is fun and enjoyable
When: every Friday from 1pm. Please contact Jal (Hobart) and Yousef (Launceston) at youth@mrctas.org.au for more information.
My Pathways Recreation Program
MY Pathways Men’s program, based in Launceston, works with disadvantaged/ disengaged young people to develop skills that will enhance and support active citizenship by supporting participation in employment, education and sport and recreation. The men’s group uses a peer support model, creating a space for young men to gather and learn from each other, building resilient and confidence a sense of belonging in Tasmania.
The Men’s program is committed to providing social support, information, and activities in a relaxed and non –threatening environment for young men from migrant and refugee backgrounds.
Aims:
Enhance confidence and build leadership skills
Create a sense of belonging and purpose for young men
Alleviate feelings of loneliness and isolation
Increase feelings of self-worth, and provide mutual support and care for others
Validate concerns, challenges and barriers these young men may have or currently experiencing
Provide a space that is fun and enjoyable
When: every Friday from 1pm. Please contact Jal (Hobart) and Yousef (Launceston) atyouth@mrctas.org.au for more information.