Glebe Community Cinema Festival

Glebe Youth Service is a non-government youth service dedicated to the recreation and support of young people who live, work, study or play in the Glebe area. Young people aged 12 to 24 are welcomed into the service to have fun, get to know our workers and get assistance with any issue that they have concerns about.

The majority of young people that attend the service are from the Glebe Housing Estate. Most are Aboriginal and many come from backgrounds that have left them with serious disadvantage. Our goal is to provide them with the skills and information they need to move forward in a positive way.

The Glebe Community Cinema Festival is on Saturday 28th February at 7:30pm. Screening on the night will be ‘The Badge’ – a film made by Young People at Glebe Youth Service and the City of Sydney, as well as a film clip to music produced by local youth.  Also, a mystery feature film will be screened.  Food and beverages will be available by gold coin donation.

For further info people can contact Keiran at Glebe Youth Service on 0410 606 940 or (02) 9552 2873.  Glebe Youth Service (GYS) website:  www.glebeyouth.org.au

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