Oct 23, 2026 · 5 min · 5 segments
Steph Ward chats about local youth engagement with respect programs in Colac, at the 2026 Walk for Respect.
yeah and seeing things rolled out in the community like all along the shop fronts here all those messages of respect that young people have put together and it's a really powerful voice coming from you know
absolutely you have no idea how I'm so proud I really am I'm proud of all the young people that have made posters we have we have a song like a rap today that some of the girls from CSE have made which I'm I'm so proud of the efforts of every single one of those students.
So I love the fact that they've got a voice and they can stand up and say what respect means to them.
Well, we really appreciate all the work that you're doing within the community because, as I say, it is paying dividends.
This is the future generation who are going to be looking after us in our old age.
But it starts yesterday.
It starts now.
It starts yesterday.
yeah and seeing things rolled out in the community like all along the shop fronts here all those messages of respect that young people have put together and it's a really powerful voice coming from you know
absolutely you have no idea how I'm so proud I really am I'm proud of all the young people that have made posters we have we have a song like a rap today that some of the girls from CSE have made which I'm I'm so proud of the efforts of every single one of those students.
So I love the fact that they've got a voice and they can stand up and say what respect means to them.
Well, we really appreciate all the work that you're doing within the community because, as I say, it is paying dividends.
This is the future generation who are going to be looking after us in our old age.
But it starts yesterday.
It starts now.
It starts yesterday.
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