Location:
Gateway
Increasing the capacity of at risk young people for
social connection, safety and economic participation

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Gateway Referral Form

Gateway Program 2008

About Gateway

The Artful Dodgers Studios

Rudder Project & Gallery

The Outdoor Experience

Gateway Kitchen

IT & Computers

Pathways Support

Vocational Education & Training
 

Research & Evaluation






Contact Us

Gateway
(PO Box 1141)
1 Langridge St
Collingwood Vic 3066
Tel: (03) 9415 8700

If you, or someone you know might be interested in coming to Gateway and getting involved in our programs, please fill out our Gateway Referral Form and get in touch with one of our Pathways Support Workers on (03) 9415 8700.

Gateway Program
For details, contact a Pathways Support worker on (03) 9415 8700


Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

1 Langridge St
Collingwood

11  -  4pm
Artful Dodgers Studios Art

11  -  4pm
Artful Dodgers Studios Art

11 -  4pm
Artful Dodgers Studios Art

11  -  4pm
Artful Dodgers Studios Art

10  -  4pm
Artful Dodgers Studios Art

1 Langridge St
Collingwood

1 - 4pm
Music

10.30 - 4pm
Music

10.30 - 4pm
Music

10.30 - 4pm
Music

12.30 - 4pm Radio Program

1 Langridge St
Collingwood


10.00 - 4pm
Computers

10.00 -  4pm
Computers

 


Abbotsford
563 Victoria St

9.30 - 4.30pm
Biscuit Production

 


9.30 - 4.30pm
Biscuit Production


           
The Bush Hut
110 Studley Park Rd Kew
TOE
The Outdoor Experience
See TOE for program details
Winter Ski Trip - young males Spring rafting trip - mixed gender  December nature retreat - young women


About Gateway
Founded in 2000, Gateway provides pathways to education, training and employment for disadvantaged young people with complex problems. Gateway is a long-term program where young people can learn skills, be given the opportunity to use those skills in a way recognised and valued by the community, and explore an area of employment and training they are interested in.

To achieve this takes time. We begin by providing a safe place where young people can try out different things, have a taste of success and develop a sense of achievement. Staff are optimistic, recognising strengths and challenging program participants to explore and recognise their ambitions and talents, often for the first time in their lives.

For some young people, who will always need to manage physical and mental health issues, mainstream education and employment cannot respond to their needs.  To get these young people involved in the community, Gateway has been developing flexible, new learning and employment arrangements, and has recently been recognised as a Registered Training Organisation.

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