Starter idea · weekend cupcakes
A first batch. A first order.
Make cupcakes with family support. Check food requirements and allergens before selling.
See the order demoPeople helping people. Locally.
Your first skill.
Your first earning.
Your community.
Young people making, helping and learning to earn. Close to home.
Cupcakes, paintings, jewellery, computer help or a small local job. Togetheroo gives young people a place to start, with parents arranging the details and neighbours supporting them. Different abilities and support needs belong here too.
Free community membershipGuardian involvement for under 18sEveryone welcome
KENSINGTON / 3031Our starting point
Make it. Arrange it. Learn to earn.
A young makerOffers a skillA family helpsAgrees the detailsA neighbour supportsA local beginning
An illustrative family-arranged order. No real payment is processed in this animation.
Belonging builds confidence.
Opportunity gives it somewhere to go.
Start close to home
Find your people.
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There’s a place for you here
Come as you are.
Start with what you have.
Young people & creatorsTurn “I could”
You don’t have
Your interests.
Someone needs
Turn “I could”
into “I did”.
Offer a skill or something you make. Start small, involve your family and record what you learn.
Offer a skill or product Parents & familiesYou don’t have
to do it alone.
Help your young person plan an offer, agree an order and build confidence at their own pace.
See a family-arranged order People with disabilityYour interests.
Your pace.
Find a starting point with a support person or refer someone. Discuss access needs before joining an activity.
Make a referral Neighbours & organisationsSomeone needs
what you know.
Offer a skill, a space or a connection. Help a local idea become something people can participate in.
Offer your supportSmall starts. Real possibilities.
What could you offer?
These are illustrative project ideas, not available places, verified creators or customer reviews. Explore the pilot to see how they work.
Starter idea · computer help
Help with what you know.
Offer familiar computer tasks. An adult helps agree the job, access and support.
Offer a skillStarter idea · art & jewellery
Something made by you.
Turn paintings or handmade jewellery into a small local offer, with an adult arranging handover.
Bring your ideaCare comes before growth
Trust is built
in the details.
Our pilot includes guardian consent, human review and supervised enquiries. Read how the process works before taking part.
Read our safety approachAdults have responsibilities.
Under-18 participation needs guardian involvement. Discuss who supervises an activity and how enquiries are handled.
Know what you’re joining.
Check the organiser, support arrangements, access needs and costs before agreeing to take part.
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Meet SOL, your starting point
“I want to do something.
I just don’t know what.”
SOL can help you explore an interest or shape an idea. Confirm activity details with the organiser. Pilot suggestions may use example data.
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Help open the next door.
Schools, clubs, businesses, councils and community leaders can help turn local potential into practical opportunities. Let’s start with a small pilot and measure what changes.
Before you start
A few straight answers.
Is this an established service or a pilot?
This is a community pilot founded in Kensington. The site includes example listings, profiles and activities to demonstrate the model. Directory coverage and demo counts do not prove active groups or outcomes.
Who is this for?
Young people, families, people with disability and the people and organisations around them. Under-18 participation requires guardian involvement. You can explore the pilot before deciding to join.
What does it cost?
Community membership is free. Paid creator and organisation tiers and sales fees are described in the pilot pricing. Check current details before agreeing to anything. The existing payment page is labelled as a demo.
Read pricing and FAQs →Can I help bring this to my suburb?
Yes. Tell us about your area and what you can offer: a skill, a space, a community connection or an organisation willing to try a supported pilot.
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