Mission Australia
Charity
Donate via PayPal
New interactive campaign aims to curb motor vehicle theft among youth |
| 30 August 2011 |
|
The videos at the heart of the campaign will depict various real-life scenarios where young people are influenced to become involved with ABC's 7.30 aired a report on Friday night about a new, interactive anti-theft video campaign aimed to discourage young people from getting involved in motor vehicle theft. Two graduates of Mission Australia's U-Turn program, Nick and Zack, were interviewed about their involvement in the campaign. Commissioned by the National Auto Theft Reduction Council and Tasmania's Glenorchy Council, the interactive online video will be launched nationally in September. The videos at the heart of the campaign will depict various real-life scenarios where young people are influenced to become involved with car theft. Throughout the videos, interactive options are provided to the viewer in a "Choose Your Own Adventure" format. Once an option has been chosen, the video depicts the actual outcome for the decision. In their interviews, Nick and Zack explain how they provided input into the campaign based on their own experiences, to add realism and discourage younger people from being influenced into motor vehicle theft. View ABC's 7.30 report here |
News Updates
| Perth marks National Sorry Day with Archie Roach concertThursday, 24 May 2012The University of WA is the setting for a very special concert on Saturday 26 May when Archie Roach headlines the Sorry Day 2012 Concert.
Presented by the Bringing Them Home Committee (WA) in partnership with Mission Australia and other non-government organisations, the Sorry Day Concert honours and pays respect to the Stolen Generations, past... + Read Full Story |
Living with teens - north-west Sydney information nightsWednesday, 23 May 2012Mission Australia's Clifton Adolescent and Family Solutions (CAFS) and Youth Connections, in partnership with Hornsby Council, the GP Network and the Hills Schools Industry Partnership, are presenting a free series of information nights for parents living with teenagers.
The program will provide parents and carers with an opportunity to... + Read Full Story | More News Articles | ||
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |