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The Enterprise Network for Young Australians (ENYA) is a not for profit organisation run by young people, for young people. ENYA supports and promotes the active participation of young people in enterprise, in an ethical and sustainable manner. ENYA believes that not only does youth enterprise impact on employment, business acumen, workplace opportunities and financial independence amongst young people; it also encourages young people to become active, innovative, creative and socially responsible citizens.
" These young Australians are keen to share their experiences and help other young entrepreneurs. We need to back our young business and social entrepreneurs..." Prime Minister John Howard, May 2003.
If you're aged 15-30, then ENYA can support you in your enterprising activities. If you need information on:
ENYA can help. For those who are 'young at heart' with an interest in youth enterprise, we encourage your participation as members, mentors, advisers and supporters.
ENYA is free to join and as a member you'll be kept up to speed with useful news, information and support. You'll also be part of a dynamic network of young people committed to making an impact on youth enterprise in Australia. Projects in 2006 Include:
Toll free advice line service for young people in business - 1300 136 921. Hosting and coordinating the Business Council for Young Australians. Microenterprise Loan supporting young entrepreneurs, between 18-29, entering the business world. Funding the establishment of the Youth and Enterprise Legal Centre, a free legal information service for young people and small business owners. The establishment of Law Sense, a series of free seminars aimed at assisting young entrepreneurs to understand their legal and compliance obligations in running a small business.
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