Youthsafe delivers presentations to thousands of high school students and young people in community settings every year in the following areas:

• Sydney
• Central Coast
• Illawarra
• Blue Mountains

All presentations deliver clear injury prevention messages in Youthsafe’s trademark positive, interactive style. Our sessions help young people to recognise and manage injury risks and make safer choices. The presenter program includes presenters who have experience of serious injury as well as qualified educators.

Presentations cost $132 per presenter for a single session and $198 per presenter for 2-3 sessions during school hours. Presenters can deliver up to 3 presentations per day and more than one presenter can be booked for concurrent sessions.

Each presentation is tailored to the age and experiences of the young people participating. School presentations support NSW Stage 4, 5 and 6 PDHPE learning outcomes. They are also suitable for Crossroads programs, novice driver programs, student welfare/health days and pastoral care lessons.

Youthsafe also delivers presentations to young people as part of university, TAFE, Links to Learning, PCYC, youth and community, apprenticeship and juvenile detention centre programs.

Click on a presentation below to learn more:

•    Everyday Risk exploring the concept of everyday risk, its consequences and making smart choices. Suitable for Stage 4. [more]

•    Are we there yet? focusing on novice driver and passenger safety. Suitable for Stages 5 and 6. [more]

•    What’s the plan? identifying risks associated with youth celebrations and discussing safe celebrating strategies. Suitable for Stages 5 and 6. [more]

Youthsafe also has a range of free resources to complement our presentations, such as postcards for young people and fact sheets for parents.   For more information click here

For assistance with youth injury prevention information, initiatives and resources for regional, rural and remote communities, please contact Youthsafe on (02) 9817 7847 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it