Amelia is 17 years old and a proud Aboriginal woman from the Hunter Valley region. She is currently studying at the University of Newcastle (UoN) and planning to begin a degree in Criminology and Psychology.
During high school, she served as the Junior AECG President for three years, where she developed a strong interest for leadership and advocacy. She is passionate about advocating for mental health and cultural equity. Amelia applied for the YAC to help elevate the voices of children and young people from disadvantaged communities. Her goal is to create programs that address social inequalities and provide support for those in need.
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