Youth Development Scholarships 2023
Hurry Up!! NSW will be offering scholarships to students enrolled in education or training in 2023. Successful applicants will receive $1,000 to help with school expenses and secondary support services.
Eligibility
You are eligible to apply if you are:
Studying in Year 10, 11, or 12 in NSW at one of the following in 2023:
- at an NSW high school or
- equivalent at a TAFE college including Pathways
- doing a school-based apprenticeship or traineeship or
- home schooled
You must also be either a social housing client or living in out-of-home-care, this can include:
- living in public housing, including Aboriginal housing
- being on the NSW Housing Register (waitlist)
- receiving a private rental subsidy from DCJ (not Centrelink)
- living in community housing/Aboriginal community housing
- living in housing provided by a Local Aboriginal Land Council
- living in supported, crisis, or temporary accommodation
- living in statutory, supported, or voluntary out-of-home care.
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Benefits
Primary Support – specific to the student
- school uniform including sports clothing and shoes
- course-related/elective or subject fees
- tutoring
- study camps and excursions
- textbooks, workbooks, study guides
- course-related equipment, materials, and clothing
- sporting equipment
- stationery
- computer desktop, laptop, tablet, Chromebook
- printer, scanner, USB, cables, smart drives
- computer software and license
- Internet access, portable wi-fi
- smartphone *
- study furniture (e.g. desk, chair)
* You will need to justify the need for a smartphone for educational purposes
Secondary Support – specific to the student
- transport costs (e.g. opal travel cards, driving lessons)
- medical and support needs (e.g. glasses, speech therapy)
- social inclusion (e.g. in-house sports and youth programs, formal tickets)
- training and employment (e.g. CV writing, job-ready skills, and job clothing for interviews)
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Application Process
You are eligible to apply if you are:
Studying in Year 10, 11, or 12 in NSW at one of the following in 2023:
- at an NSW high school or
- equivalent at a TAFE college including Pathways
- doing a school-based apprenticeship or traineeship or
- home schooled
You must also be either a social housing client or living in out-of-home-care, this can include:
- living in public housing, including Aboriginal housing
- being on the NSW Housing Register (waitlist)
- receiving a private rental subsidy from DCJ (not Centrelink)
- living in community housing/Aboriginal community housing
- living in housing provided by a Local Aboriginal Land Council
- living in supported, crisis, or temporary accommodation
- living in statutory, supported, or voluntary out-of-home care.