The Youth Mill Performing Arts Company program scheduling provides assistance with employment opportunities by creating interactive programs that develop the knowledge, practical work skills and attitudes to manage their lives effectively, and begin to redress the impact of risk factors.

Normally, both language and culture are passed on easily between generations, but for most Aboriginal people, such processes have been disrupted and broken by colonialism. By participating in the TYMPAC, performing and arts programs our young people both Indigenous and non-Indigenous get the opportunity to explore, connect, educate themselves and others and create opportunities for our local young emerging artists to present their talents to a wider audience.

The Youth Mill Performing Arts Company  engages with, local and federal government agencies,  the not-for-profit community sector and has established support networks with local and national businesses and industries to better work together to improve outcomes for young people with complex needs through the planning and delivery of community services. In doing so it provides evidence that contributes to government strategy and policy.

The Youth Mill Performing Arts Company is honoured to work with a diverse range of Aboriginal groups and to assist in creating opportunities for young people to overcome disruptive processes and to maintain the world’s oldest culture by supporting the continuance of the Indigenous cultural artistic movement.ly