
Youth Week is a special celebration for Queensland young people aged 12 to 25 to showcase their talents, exchange ideas, attend live events and discuss issues that affect them.
Schoolies is the phenomenon in which school leavers from around Australia choose to book their end-of-year holiday in Queensland destinations such as Magnetic Island, Airlie Beach, Yeppoon and the Gold Coast.
An internationally recognised, personal development program for young people that can help them strive to achieve their own potential, and showcase their skills, abilities and motivation.
Bringing together young Indigenous people (18-25 years old) from across Queensland to learn about leadership, develop networks, discuss community issues and gain business knowledge.
A program that involves young people aged between 15 and 25 from the 89 electorates in Queensland who are keen to make a difference in their communities.
The Youth Support Coordinator Initiative (YSCI) is a joint collaboration between Department of Communities and Department of Education.
The Youth Housing and Reintegration Service is aimed at assisting young poeple aged 12 to 21 years who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. The After Care Service is available throughout Queensland for young people aged 17 to 21 who are leaving or have left state care.
The Youth at Risk Initiative combined 11 existing funded youth initiatives into a single initiative. This will improve services available for vulnerable young people by specifying expected outcomes, prioritising responses for the young people who need them most and implementing a coordinated sector support strategy.
Central and regional office youth contacts.