If you can sing, mime, play a musical instrument, do tricks on your bike or scooter, belt out your best air guitar move, do a magic trick, show your best dance moves you should submit a short video.

General manager for YPA Alvin Hava said the initiative was due to COVID-19 restrictions.

"We have had to minimise any work that is not in line with preventative health measures so we thought an online talent show was perfect," Mr Hava said.

"The main thing is that we still engage our youth in any shape or form so they know there are support services still available, and after all it is National Youth Week so we want to continue to make a presence."

Mr Hava said there was one entry per individual.

"First prize will be a $300 Voucher, second prize will get a $200 voucher, people's choice will receive a $100 voucher," he said.

"But the parent or guardian consent must be received by entrants younger than 18yrs of age.

"As all entries will be uploaded onto the YPA social media platforms where people can vote by liking, or retweeting each posts.

"All entrants will need to be submitted before the end of April by either uploading them directly to the YPA Facebook message page or via email to reception@ypa-isa.com.au."

For further enquiries about the competition please call YPA on free call number 1800 614 544 during business hours or Facebook or Twitter social media pages.

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