Our fresh, vibrant and fun-loving team of presenters consists of a bunch of passionate and dedicated individuals sharing a commitment to the safety and happiness of young people. Each has had first hand experience of serious injury and values the opportunity to talk to young people directly about the consequences of dangerous risk taking.

All our presenters undergo Child Protection training, criminal record checks and working with children checks. Duncan

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		Duncan coordinates and supports the Youthsafe Presenters. He has a very strong background as a presenter and is very good at sharing his experience with the other presenters and mentoring them to be the best they can. After a serious involvement with soccer then wheelchair basketball his young family is now the centre of attention. Duncan is from the Hunter Valley coalfields town of Kurri Kurri and was injured in a fatigue related crash 12 years ago. “Our Youthsafe presenter program is different in its delivery to any previous speaker programs involving people with a serious injury. It incorporates up-to-date learning strategies and has strong links to the NSW high school syllabus. It is part of a multi strategic approach aimed at helping young people understand dangerous risks and how to deal with them.”
		Wayne is a former Balmain High School student, furniture restorer and storeman and packer. Sailing and teaching others to sail is a very big part of Wayne's lifestyle. Carpentry and presenting to groups on road safety are also very important to him. Wayne was seriously injured as a 16 year old when the car he was a passenger in crashed. Factors in Wayne's crash include: alcohol, speeding and the non-wearing of seat belts. "We take risks everyday. It's when we start taking everyday risks in a dangerous way, our chances of serious injury really start to rise."
		Craig hails from Emu Plains within the Penrith district of Sydney. Craig previously worked as an electrician within the Retail/Wholesale sales industry. He was also heavily involved in Rugby League, as well as, numerous other sports. Craig was seriously injured in a car crash in 1995 and, values the opportunity to communicate with young people about the consequences of dangerous risk taking. “Encouraging young people to make smarter decisions and, avoid serious injury from everyday risks is very important to me.”