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Non-members are welcome to attend FSY with the permission of their parents and with ward/stake leader approval. Please have them register online. Please send an email to [email protected] after registering with details about you and your non-member friend.

The opportunity for youth outside WA to attend will be based on available beds once all WA registrations are in. Youth wishing to attend from outside WA stakes can register via this web site, but will be placed on a waiting list. When selecting the stake select the "other" option in the drop-down list. Please note that while this option is available we are not promoting nor encouraging attendance from stakes outside of WA. Based on estimated local participation, it is unlikely that we will be able to accommodate youth from outside of WA.

Yes, an interview with the bishop is required for all youth who wish to attend the conference. This will need to occur at some point after registration as part of the formal approval process (further details will be sent to wards and stakes regarding this process). The registered youth, their parent(s) and the bishop will be required as part of the approval process to sign a permission form or indicate online approval.

Registration should be completed as soon as possible and all registrations need to be submitted by October 31st 2023.  If maximum numbers are reached before this date, registrations will close at that point. A waitlist will be instigated if the number of registrations exceeds the number of beds available. A photo needs to be uploaded as part of registration and is mandatory. Payments do not need to be made at the time of registration.

The total subsidised cost per youth is $100 (for youth within WA), with the balance of the cost being fully subsidised. All payments need to be made by 31st October 2023. If youth from outside WA are accepted, they will be required to pay the non-subsidised amount of $500.

Youth and families from WA can make payments using the normal contribution system (tithing slip). Enter the amount in the "other" category and indicate the payment is for FSY 2024. Payments are to be made by families by 31st October 2023. Youth from outside of WA will be contacted by a committee member via email and requested to make the payment of AU$500 by direct deposit into the Australian church bank account (bank details will be provided).

No, this event is strictly for the attendance of Youth and YSA Counsellors only. If you see the term 'leader' on this website it is used to explain YSA roles.

Please see individual male and female guidelines on the “Standards” Page

A detailed checklist can be found on the About page..

As convenient as mobile phones are, they can be a frustrating and unwelcome distraction to both the user and to other people around you. The atmosphere at FSY is both spiritual and social. Mobile phone use (including texting) typically isolates users. Mobile phones are not encouraged. However, if Youth choose to bring their mobiles they are responsible for the own safe keeping. Mobiles may be confiscated if they are used during organised meetings, devotionals, classes and other activities. If youth need to contact their parents, they can do so during free scheduled time or in the evening prior to lights out.

Parents or guardians who may need to contact their child throughout the FSY week will be able to call the site office and arrangements will be made.

Accommodation is mixture of individual rooms with shared bathrooms and rooms that can accommodate two (2) youth with a bathroom. Each dorm is comprised of either 6 or 8 rooms.

No, you will be required to remain on campus at all times. Failure to do so may see you being sent home.

YSA Counsellors play a critical role in the FSY week as they assist YSA coordinators to run the program. They need to be confident to lead. Each counsellor is given a small group of youth to mentor, teach, assist and love throughout the week. It is essential they attend all training in order to be well informed and prepared.

Counsellors are responsible for small groups of youth for the week. Assistant Coordinators are responsible for several Counsellors, the youth in those groups and some assigned activities. Health Counsellors are responsible for the health needs of youth and Counsellors. The Logistics Committee will help with the behind the scenes running of the program.

Counsellors are the leaders of the event. They are required to stay on campus the entire program.