We all need a place to feel safe. A place to be welcomed and supported. A place to be ourselves. Twenty10 aims to create a nurture such places for young people, their families and communities.

About Twenty 10

Twenty 10 is a community based, non profit state-wide organisation.  We work with and support young people of diverse genders, sexes and sexualities, their families and friends. We aim to be a beacon of strength and acceptance - supporting young people to build resilience and achieve their potential.

Twenty10 is a free and confidential service. It is a safe place and staff deal with all enquiries in an understanding, supportive and confidential manner.

A beacon of strength and acceptance

Our values

In all the work we do, we aim to work by our organisational values, which we define as:

Maintaining a Passion for the work that we do;

Recognising the need for the Sustainability of the services and support that we provide;

Ensuring Adaptability and innovation that will lead us to solutions for today's and tomorrow's challenges;

Striving to Support the people that we work with to enable them to live with knowledge, understanding, dignity and acceptance; and

Ensuring the Integrity of the work that we do and the way that we conduct ourselves in the world.

You can read more about our values and our vision in our Strategic Plan 2010-2015.

Our Board

Twenty10 is governed by a Board made up of volunteers, including at least one youth representative. The current Board is:

  • Dr Sean Gallagher (Co-Convenor)
  • Jude Page (Co-Convenor)
  • Jo Chichester
  • Brendan Doggett
  • Iain Kaan
  • Laura McLaren
  • Jo Khoo
  • Steven Garofano (Youth Representative)

The Board delegates management of the Association's affairs to our Managing Director, Rebecca Reynolds.

Steven Garofano, Iain Kaan, Laura McLaren, Brendan Doggett, Rebecca Reynolds, Jo Khoo, Sean Gallagher, Jude Page

  • Clockwise from top left: Steven Garofano, Iain Kaan, Laura McLaren, Brendan Doggett, Rebecca Reynolds, Jo Khoo, Sean Gallagher, Jude Page. Absent from photo: Jo Chichester. Photos: Ann-Marie Calilhanna