Robbie Mitchell Award
Enquiries are welcome at any time. Candidates wishing to apply for a Robbie Mitchell Award are required to satisfy the entry requirements set down for the course of study by the University of Melbourne and be accepted for entry into the course by the Centre for Adolescent Health before an application will be considered.
The award is made through a competitive selection process. Preference will be given to candidates who work directly with young people. The committee will liaise with the Centre for Adolescent Health at the time an application is received.
The committee reserves the right not to make an award in any one year. The value of the scholarship will be determined from time to time by the committee and will depend on available funds.
It is expected that a Robbie Mitchell Award will have a value up to $10,000 in 2022 assuming enrolment in a two year course of study.
Silk Miller Scholarship
In general, the conditions for entry are as listed for the Robbie Mitchell Scholarship, but selection is limited to a serving Victorian Police Officer.
The value of the scholarship may vary from time to time.
Please contact Doug Robertson from Rotary Central Melbourne directly for further details.
Youth Mental Health First Aid
Ten places will be available at a cost of just $50.00 each (approx. value $295) to suitable candidates who live or work in Melbourne’s Bayside community to undertake the two-day course of study in school term four, (Fridays, October 22nd and 29th, 2021) with a qualified YMHFA trainer. All materials and a light luncheon will be provided.
Due to Covid-19 constraints at the time of writing, changes to timetabling may be necessary. We will do our best to keep you updated.