Supporting and empowering young people

“Craig Davis College’s move is a promise to our students: your education matters, your future matters and you belong in places that spark the imagination.” 

Many children and young people in Logan in southern Brisbane face complex challenges. Our work is about meeting them where they are, offering consistent support and helping them build the future they want.

Since enrolling at a Youth Off The Streets independent high school last year, Xavier reflects on why learning finally feels more meaningful.

While contributing to his community through Youth Off The Streets’ FAMLiY group, Bilal was able to navigate his own mental health challenges, build confidence and discover a sense of purpose.

“I feel calmer,” says one student. “I can manage my stress and anger better and have better social skills.”

In Logan, Queensland, Youth Off The Streets caseworker Laverne Te Huia passes on cultural values of respect and community.

Homelessness and mental ill-health are deeply intertwined for children and young people. Trauma-informed care is key to breaking this cycle – restoring safety, stability and hope where it’s needed most.

Uncle Max has raised his children to preserve their culture and to be strong role models for the next generation. Their collaborations have led to powerful outcomes in their Dubbo community.

A look back at the Senior and Teens Empathy Program that connects teenagers and seniors with the aim of building community and improving mental health.