Trinity Youth and Community Services supports young people, families, and individuals in the community by providing programs and events that promote wellbeing, connection, and positive life opportunities through skateboarding.

The organisation works to empower young people through mentoring, community skatepark days, and practical support that help build confidence, resilience, and life skills. By creating safe and inclusive spaces, Trinity Youth and Community Services encourages participation, personal growth, and stronger community connections.

Through partnerships with local business, schools, and community groups, Trinity Youth and Community Services helps deliver activities, and outreach initiatives that respond to the needs of the community and support young people to thrive.

Trinity Youth and Community Services runs several community skateboarding events throughout the year that bring young people together, encourage participation in sport, and create positive youth-focused environments on the Sunshine Coast.

Alex Air Time is a community skate event held at the Alex Skate Park that focuses on fun, participation and progression. The day typically includes skate coaching sessions, open skate jams, and opportunities for young skaters of all levels to get involved, meet mentors, and build confidence in a supportive environment.

Battle For Nambour is a skatepark competition held at the Nambour Memorial Skate Park. The event combines free skate lessons for beginners with a structured competition for youth riders, finishing with a crowd-favourite Best Trick Jam where skaters showcase their skills and compete for prizes and community recognition.

Dicky Beach Bash is a community skatepark day at the Dicky Beach Skate Park that celebrates local skate culture and community connection. The event features skate competitions for different age groups, free skate lessons for beginners, and a fun, festival-style atmosphere that brings together young riders, families, and the wider community.

Together, these events create opportunities for young people to stay active, develop skills, build friendships, and feel connected to their local community through skateboarding and positive youth engagement.

Yes. Trinity Youth and Community Services events are open to the community and designed to be welcoming for people of all skill levels. Whether someone is completely new to skateboarding or an experienced rider, there are opportunities to get involved.

All events include free skate lessons for beginners, giving young people a chance to try skateboarding in a safe and supportive environment with experienced coaches. For those who are more confident on a skateboard, these events also feature community competitions and skate jams where riders can showcase their skills and have fun with friends.

While the events focus on creating positive opportunities for young people, families and community members are encouraged to come along, watch, and be part of the atmosphere. Some competitions have age divisions or limited spots, so participants are asked to register ahead of time.

There are several ways to get involved with Trinity Youth and Community Services events.

If you would like to participate in an event, you can register online through our event registration page:
https://liveheats.com/tycs

If you are interested in volunteering, we would love to hear from you. Please fill out the contact form on our website so our team can get in touch about upcoming opportunities.

If you would like to support our work through a donation, you can contribute via our donation page. Every contribution helps us continue creating positive opportunities for young people in the community.

If you are a business interested in partnering with us, please complete the contact form and let us know how you would like to collaborate. We are always open to working with organisations that want to support youth programs and community events.