Now Launched!! EASY Guide
Engaging And Supporting Youth
EASY Guide, meaning Engaging And Supporting Youth, was launched by Minister for Education, and Member for Murrumbidgee, the Hon Adrian Piccoli on August 18th. Held at Griffith Regional Theatre, the official Regional Riverina launch was attended by many School Principals or representatives, as well as Service Providers listed in EASY Guide. (See photos here)
EASY Guide is a quick reference guide for school welfare staff to assist students who are experiencing difficulties, enabling them to quickly and easily contact relevant service providers across the wider Riverina region. It covers Education, Family, Health, Training and Employment connections.
GetSet Partnership Brokers compiled the EASY Guide 2011 for the Riverina region (17) in collaboration with the NSW Department of Education and Communities - Riverina Region - Griffith office (previously Department of Education and Training); Griffith City Council, and Youth Connections.
Region 17 includes towns bordered (broadly speaking) by Coleambally, Leeton, Griffith, Hillston, Lake Cargelligo, West Wyalong, Ardlethan and Narrandera and all within that radius.
Schools were given a hard copy of EASY Guide at the Launch, but schools that did not receive theirs, will soon be visited by Partnership Brokers and given one.
Keeping EASY Guide Current
EASY Guide can be accessed here, and will be updated quarterly. If you know a Service Provider who should be listed, please refer them to the Service Provider Form or email us at admin@getset.org.au. Similarly, if you are a SCHOOL, or a SERVICE PROVIDER and your DETAILS CHANGE, please fill out the same form with the revised details. The EASY Guide is only as good as the information received, and it can only be kept up to date with YOUR help.
Feed-back
We’d love to hear from you if you have any suggestions about improving EASY Guide, or just to find how you found navigating it etc. Please respond with this form, or simply email admin@getset.org.au.
Open EASY Guide
A program for Year 10 students at Leeton, Yanco and Narrandera - Funded by the local communities and Schools First. The program was the NAB 2009 NSW Schools First State winner. 
