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  • A Day of Sports and History at the MCG | The Huddle

    < Back A Day of Sports and History at the MCG Exploring the rich history of Australian sports! Jasper Menor Previous Next

  • 2023 Huddle Holidays Summer | The Huddle

    < Back 2023 Huddle Holidays Summer Anglesea Surf Life Saving Club partnership with The Huddle Ruth Game Previous Next

  • Building Futures: Islamic College of Sport Students at The Huddle | The Huddle

    < Back Building Futures: Islamic College of Sport Students at The Huddle Students explored teamwork and presentation skills across four engaging workshop days. Tam Shama Previous Next

  • Huddle Holidays Spring 2025 Recap

    We recap seven incredible action packed activities for the Spring 2025 Huddle Holidays. < Back Huddle Holidays Spring 2025 Recap Previous Next

  • Hit the road with Amy and Fraser

    Amy and Fraser head to Werribee Primary for a True North session. < Back Hit the road with Amy and Fraser Previous Next

  • Amomai's Story | The Huddle

    < Back Amomai's Story The welcoming environment that is fostered at Huddle Up! Steph Webb Previous Next

  • The Huddle partners with YMCA Victoria

    The Huddle will begin delivering its award-winning programs in new locations from July < Back The Huddle partners with YMCA Victoria Riley Goodwin 16 June 2022 The Huddle will begin delivering its award-winning programs in new locations from July The Huddle will begin delivering its award-winning programs in new locations from July after the Active Melbourne Recreation Facilities contract was awarded to the YMCA of Victoria in partnership with The Huddle. Active Melbourne is the City of Melbourne’s Sport and Recreation team who work to provide facilities, programs and services that connect the community. After an extensive tender process, the Active Melbourne contract will see The Huddle’s outreach programs being delivered across 9 venues including the North Melbourne Community Centre and the Hub@Docklands. All of The Huddle’s programs are free, inclusive and accessible with a focus on connecting and empowering young people to learn, grow and belong. Programs will include school holiday activities, camping retreats, women’s workouts, study support, career readiness and employment opportunities. “We are thrilled and sincerely thank the City of Melbourne for the opportunity to expand our community outreach programs further across Melbourne,” The Huddle CEO Cam McLeod said. “We also extend our thanks to the YMCA and look forward to continuing to work with them. “Since 2010, The Huddle’s core focus has been to strengthen social inclusion, education and careers for young people and we are excited at the opportunity this partnership will bring. “The YMCA’s focus on inclusivity and connection to their communities falls in line with our values at The Huddle, so our relationship is a great fit.” Previous Next

  • Motorsport joins The Huddle

    Hear about GOAL! Motorsport Australia from Molly Taylor < Back Motorsport joins The Huddle Previous Next

  • Summer Huddle Holidays: Art experience

    Two of our participants tell us about the Art Experience this Summer Huddle Holidays. < Back Summer Huddle Holidays: Art experience Previous Next

  • The Huddle and Marvel Stadium team up to launch 'Game Changers' employment pathway | The Huddle

    < Back The Huddle and Marvel Stadium team up to launch 'Game Changers' employment pathway The program connects 18-25 year olds in Melbourne and Wyndham with paid, real-world employment opportunities and career development support. John King Previous Next

  • Welcome to AFL hops into Arden Street | The Huddle

    < Back Welcome to AFL hops into Arden Street A cracking day for footy and an immersive introduction to Aussie Rules. Xavier Smith Previous Next

  • The Huddle partners with YMCA Victoria | The Huddle

    < Back The Huddle partners with YMCA Victoria The Huddle will begin delivering its award-winning programs in new locations from July Riley Goodwin Previous Next

ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY
The Huddle acknowledge the Traditional Owners upon whose ancestral lands we live, work, and play. We pay our respect to their Elders, past and present, and recognise their continued connection to Country and community. It is here where we learn, grow, and belong. We recognise the resilience, pride, and rich
cultural heritage of Australia’s First Peoples.

STATEMENT OF INCLUSION
The Huddle is dedicated to ensuring all young people feel like they belong in the places they learn, work and play. We strive to foster environments where all young people in our communities know they are welcome no matter their age, culture, ability, sex, gender identity, language, race, religious beliefs, and/or sexual
orientation. We are committed to continuous learning through storytelling, representation, amplifying young peoples’ voices, and celebrating diversity. We take great pride in our commitment to inclusion and creating a safe environment for all young people to thrive.

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