DigiMe
Create your digital me and have a say!
StartFor WA children and young people 18 years and under
Info for children and young people
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There are around 634,000 children and young people in WA, and this page is for all of you.
You can read about your rights, look at what other kids had to say in our consultations from around Western Australia, or scroll down to see how you can get involved and make a positive impact in your own community.
Help and support
Talking really helps!
When you are feeling upset or worried, talking can help you to work through problems or to get some help.
Talk to someone you trust - a parent, teacher, friend, family member or coach.
Online support
There are many websites and apps where you can find helpful information and tips. Take a look at our list of mental health online resources for young people.
Mental health online resources
Or if you want someone else to talk to, you can contact the following help services at any time, for free.
Speaking Out Survey
Here is an update on the key findings of the Commissioner’s 2021 Speaking Out Survey of more than 16,500 WA students.
Create your DigiMe
Your rights
Rights of WA children and young people
What international rights do children and young people have?
How to make a complaint - Top tips and helpful video resources
What WA children and young people are saying
Get involved
Get involved in surveys, consultations and community projects
Email the Commissioner
Get in touch with the Commissioner for Children and Young People WA to share your views and ideas.
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Youth Affairs Council of Western Australia
YACWA is a human rights organisation that regularly hosts projects and events where you can get involved.
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Millennium Kids
Have a say about your environment and world through interactive activities and community events.
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Propel Youth Arts WA
Participate in a variety of forums and discuss issues important to youth.
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