Safe and Respectful Pilbara Youth Event

In conjunction with WA Cricket, the WA Centre for Rural Health invites community members between the ages of 12-25 years to our Safe and Respectful Pilbara Youth Event.

The event will be run in two sessions:

Session one: 2.30pm – 3.15pm

Cricket Clinic – all youth aged 12-25 years welcome to attend.

Session two: 3:15pm – 5:00 pm

Following the clinic, Adam Cockie from WA Cricket will conduct a presentation, followed by a consultation led by WA Centre for Rural Health regarding respectful relationships. Youth aged 16+ are welcome to attend.

Note: Parental consent is required for those under 18 years.

Bio’s

Adam Cockie

Adam is a Whadjuk Noongar man who grew up in the northern suburbs. He has a long history as a football player and spent time playing for the West Coast Eagles in 2009-10.

In his career, his passion lies in and around the Aboriginal participation and engagement space. Currently working at WA Cricket as the Aboriginal Project Officer, Adam works through metro, regional and remote communities of Western Australia.

Before WA Cricket, Adam was at the WA Football Commission working as a Diversity Community Officer in the north metro with multicultural and aboriginal communities engaging and building football.

Chris Secker

Current Cricket Manager of the North West, working for the Western Australian Cricket Association.

Limited tickets available, please register to secure your place.

A light afternoon tea and refreshments lunch will be provided for the attendees to session two.