Youth Week WA Ambassadors

Representing young people in the community, Youth Week WA Ambassadors support the planning and delivery of Youth Week WA – the largest celebration of young people on the Western Australian youth calendar.
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Youth Week Ambassadors 2026 - applications are now closed

The Department of Communities has closed Expressions of Interest from young people aged 18 to 25 to become Youth Week WA Ambassadors (Ambassadors) for Youth Week WA 2026.

The successful applicants will be announced shortly.

What does being a Youth Week WA Ambassador involve?

The Ambassador is a volunteer role which supports the planning and delivery of Youth Week WA by:

  • promoting, supporting and helping to develop creative ways to involve more young people in Youth Week WA
  • having input into events and strategies for Youth Week WA
  • assessing Youth Week WA grant applications
  • attending events during Youth Week WA
  • being a public spokesperson for Youth Week WA in the media and at events.

Check out this video featuring the Ambassadors for Youth Week WA 2025 – Daisy Pilsworth, Emily Sullivan, Lissa Lee and Om Sharma – to get a taste of what the Ambassador role is all about.

Youth Week WA Ambassadors: Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

If you have questions about the Ambassador position and application process, you might find the answers here. If you have a question that is not answered, you can send it to youngpeople@communities.wa.gov.au and a member of the Youth Team will respond to you as soon as possible.

When will applications for Ambassadors for Youth Week WA 2026 be open?

Applications to become an Ambassador for Youth Week WA 2026 closed at 11.59pm on Sunday 24 August 2025.

Are Ambassadors paid?

No, the Ambassador is a volunteer position.

What is the time commitment?

In the lead up to Youth Week WA, Ambassadors are required for an average of 1 to 2 hours a week at most. 

During March and April 2026, especially during the week of Youth Week WA itself, this will increase to being available most days per week (around 10-15 hours across the week) to attend, promote and participate in Youth Week WA events.

Are Ambassadors required to be available during the evenings or on the weekend?

There is a requirement for you to be available on evenings and/or on the weekend to attend events and engagements during the week of Youth Week WA itself.

Do you need to have or use social media to be an Ambassador?

Although it is not essential to have all social media platforms, sharing promotional materials for Youth Week WA across the platforms you have is a vital aspect of engaging the community in both the lead up and during Youth Week WA and is required while in this position.

Are Ambassadors required to travel? And if so, do they cover the cost?

Some travel will be involved to undertake certain requirements for the role. 

Required travel away from Perth, or to Perth for those residing regionally, will be funded by the Department of Communities in accordance with the allocated budget.

Can Ambassadors be supported by a support worker?

Yes. The support worker will be required to provide a valid Working with Children (WWC) Check if engaging with children in the community as part of their support.

Are Ambassadors required to have a driver’s licence?

No, a driver’s licence is not required for the Ambassador position.

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