School Manager, Scott Coleman, welcomes us to Youth Off The Streets’ Bowen College in Maroubra.
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Jenny’s* story: “I am now more mature, responsible and respectful”
After experiencing neglect and trauma as a child, Jenny dropped out of school and started misusing drugs. When tragedy struck again, our team in Logan were there to support her.
From little things: Expanding our youth services in the Hunter region
Over the years, our positive impact on young people and communities in the Hunter has grown. In mid-2026, we’re bringing our unique education model to the region.
Ana’s* story: “I have a lot of hopes and dreams”
Self-motivated and bright, Ana* just needed an opportunity to show what she could achieve. That opportunity came through our Employment Pathways for Young Women.
Our trauma-informed education model
Not all children and young people thrive in mainstream schools. That’s why our schools use a trauma-informed education model: to provide a safe, supportive environment where every student can grow and succeed.
Xavier’s* story: Discovering opportunity
Since enrolling at a Youth Off The Streets independent high school last year, Xavier reflects on why learning finally feels more meaningful.
Craig Davis College moves to the University of Wollongong campus
“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.”
Language of resilience: How this psychologist is supporting students’ wellbeing
“I feel calmer,” says one student. “I can manage my stress and anger better and have better social skills.”
Harley’s* story: Finding her place
With the freedom to explore her interests and develop real-world skills, Harley has reconnected with learning and is building a future on her own terms.
Noah’s* story: Supported to succeed
Once struggling with low attendance at his mainstream school, Noah is now thriving with personalised support at a Youth Off The Streets independent high school.









