An informative evening for parents about the Red Frogs Party Safe program, focusing on youth safety at parties and events.
Tuesday 9 March 2027
5:45pm - 7:00pm
80 Hill St, Newtown QLD 4350, Australia
Free
Join us for an engaging Parent Information Evening hosted by St Mary's College in partnership with Red Frogs. This event is designed to empower parents with knowledge about the Party Safe program, which supports young people in navigating party environments safely. Expect a warm, welcoming atmosphere where you can learn practical strategies to help your teenager make safe choices.
The evening will cover key moments such as Schoolies, music festivals, and after-parties, highlighting the risks associated with alcohol and drug use. You'll gain insights into how to support your child through open communication and harm minimisation techniques.
Light refreshments will be served, and drinks will be available for purchase with proceeds donated to the Waterford Fund, making it a community-minded event.
This free event runs on Monday, 9 March 2026, from 17:45 to 19:00 at the Edmund Rice Cultural Centre within St Mary's College. It is ideal for parents of high school students who want to be proactive about their child's safety and wellbeing.
The session includes informative discussions, real-world scenarios, and opportunities to ask questions, ensuring you leave feeling confident and equipped. The collaborative nature of the evening encourages parents to share experiences and build a supportive network.
The event takes place at 80 Hill Street, Newtown QLD 4350, at the corner of Hill and Helen Streets. The Edmund Rice Cultural Centre is easily accessible by car with parking available on site. Public transport options are also nearby for convenience.
This central location in Toowoomba makes it straightforward for families from the surrounding areas to attend without hassle.
Please arrive a few minutes early to settle in and enjoy refreshments before the session begins. The event is free of charge, but donations for drinks will support the Waterford Fund.
This is a valuable opportunity to engage with experts and other parents about party safety, so consider bringing a friend or fellow parent for added support.
The program is tailored to address current youth party culture and safety concerns, making it highly relevant for parents navigating these challenges today.
Attendance is free, but booking is recommended to secure your place. Tickets can be booked online through the St Mary's College website or the event page.
There are no hidden costs, and refreshments are complimentary, with optional donations for drinks.
This event offers excellent value for parents seeking to enhance their understanding and support of their teenagers' safety at social events.
