The City of Onkaparinga engaged SAYF to help them understand how to genuinely reach young people when developing their life skills workshop program. Rather than the council guessing what young people want to learn, they came to SAYF. We received their questions, facilitated an internal session with members to explore what life skills young people actually want and need, how they want to access them, and what would make them show up. A written summary of insights and recommend

At City of Salisbury's Roar Youth Summit, SAYF facilitated a workshop on health equity, exploring young people's access to fair health outcomes across South Australia. Participants shared insights on how limited discussions about equity in schools affect trust and wellbeing. SAYF synthesised these perspectives and shared them directly with the City of Salisbury to inform youth-driven solutions and policy action.

SAYF hosted a stall at the City of Onkaparinga's Eco Collective, sharing the organisation's work and impact with community members from across the region. It was a genuine opportunity to connect local sustainability action with youth voice and civic participation, and to show what SAYF looks like in action outside of a formal workshop setting.