twenty10 – a place to be you

Twenty10 looks beyond 2010

For 28 years, Twenty10 has provided quality and innovative support services to young people of diverse genders, sexes and sexualities. Over this time much has changed in our society, and Twenty10 has always adapted to meet the new challenges those changes have created.

As we look ahead to the next five years, Twenty10 has set out a new vision for the work we do with young people, families and communities.

By 2015, Twenty10 aims to be known as a place of excellence in leadership, education and services for young people wherever they are.

In working to achieve that vision we will work by our 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 download the Strategic Plan document at the bottom of this page.

• Photo: Ann-Marie Calilhanna

Our blueprints for the next few years

As a result of our Strategic Plan and the consultations with young people and partner organisations, we have set some priorities around the new work that Twenty10 would like to do and that we hope to find support through special grants, philanthropy and sponsorship. You may be able to help.

To find out more about these project blueprints click on the links below:

+ Twenty10 Counselling Service

+ Drop-in Service

+ Western Sydney Project

+ Rural & Regional Project

+ Online Community Project

+ Safe Schools Project

+ Families' Project

+ Twenty10 Endowment Fund

Strategic Plan 2010-2015 Launch Event

On Tuesday 22nd June 2010, we launched our Strategic Plan 2010-2015. We invited guests to meet us at Green Park in Darlinghurst, close to where Twenty10 first ran an outreach service in 1982. After NSW Minister for Community Services, Linda Burney, launched the plan we boarded a coach and went on a journey to the Macquarie Lighthouse at Watson's Bay.

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