Goodradigbee’s Staying on Track Program is a culturally safe mentoring and support program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people. The program supports young people to build strong foundations for their future by strengthening identity, culture, wellbeing, and positive life choices.
Through yarning, mentoring, and practical support, we walk alongside young people as they transition through challenges and work towards positive pathways in education, employment, family connection, and community life.
Our focus is to empower young people to stay connected to culture, make positive choices, and build confidence in who they are and where they come from.
What We Offer
Goodradigbee’s Staying on Track Program provides a range of culturally grounded supports, including:
Our Approach
Our approach is guided by respect, culture, and connection. We recognise that every young person has strengths. We build on these strengths by providing culturally safe, trauma-informed, and person-centred support.
We work in partnership with families, schools, and community services to ensure young people are supported holistically. Culture is at the centre of everything we do, helping young people stay strong in identity, values, and belonging.
Who This Program Is For
This program is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people who may be:
Outcomes For Participants
Through the Staying on Track program, young people can:
How to Access The Program
Access to the program is simple and flexible. Referrals can be made by families, schools, support services, or community organisations.
To make a referral or enquiry, contact our team directly. We will yarn with you about the young person’s needs and discuss the best way to support them.