Joy Stewart

Joy Stewart, Manager, Cullity Unit (Young Women's Unit), Parkville Youth Residential Centre, DHS.Joy has served the Victorian Youth Justice system for 20 years, primarily working with young female offenders aged from 12 to 21 years.

Winners: Lisa Abbott, Senior Case Manager, Youth Justice, Southern Metropolitan Region, DHS and Joy Stewart, Manager, Cullity Unit (Young Women's Unit), Parkville Youth Residential Centre, DHS.
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Joy Stewart
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Joy Stewart For 20 years Joy has served the Victorian Youth Justice system, primarily working with young female offenders aged from 12 to 21 years. For the last 13 years Joy has managed the Cullity Unit at Parkville Youth Residential Centre. The Centre is the sole accommodation in Victoria for young woman who have been sentenced to youth residential or training centre orders. These are some of the State's most vulnerable and challenging young women. Joy continues to directly case manage residents in the Cullity Unit and has a profound capacity to make a positive difference for them. Joy understands the contemporary issues confronting the young women, however tempers her advice with 'old school' values and wisdom. She has a remarkable influence on the lives on these young women, both while they are residents and often long after.

Winners: Lisa Abbott, Senior Case Manager, Youth Justice, Southern Metropolitan Region, DHS and Joy Stewart, Manager, Cullity Unit (Young Women's Unit), Parkville Youth Residential Centre, DHS.
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Joy Stewart
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Joy Stewart For 20 years Joy has served the Victorian Youth Justice system, primarily working with young female offenders aged from 12 to 21 years.For the last 13 years Joy has managed the Cullity Unit at Parkville Youth Residential Centre.The Centre is the sole accommodation in Victoria for young woman who have been sentenced to youth residential or training centre orders.These are some of the State's most vulnerable and challenging young women.Joy continues to directly case manage residents in the Cullity Unit and has a profound capacity to make a positive difference for them.Joy understands the contemporary issues confronting the young women, however tempers her advice with 'old school' values and wisdom.She has a remarkable influence on the lives on these young women, both while they are residents and often long after.

Ms Neville said Joy Stewart, a manager at the Parkville Youth Residential Centre has been named a co-winner in this year's Robin Clark Memorial Awards in the category of Making a Difference with Children, Young People and Families.
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"Joy Stewart won this award for her work with young women aged from 12 to 21, including the past 13 years as manager of the Cullity Unit at Parkville Youth Residential Centre," Ms Neville said.
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Joy continues to make a real difference in the lives of the residents in the Cullity Unit.

"Joy understands the contemporary issues confronting the young women while tempering that advice with 'old school' values and wisdom."
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Joy Stewart shared the Making a Difference with Children, Young People and Families.