📢 In this nine.com.au story, our National Practice Manager Moana Wati shares the challenges, but also immense rewards, of supporting young people transitioning out of custody.
“You really have to be ready for everything and anything.
“That’s why this work is so complex, this cohort of young people and the severity of the things that got them in trouble in the first place, the trauma and the disadvantage is real.
“It’s about working with them, hopefully giving them some hope that it doesn’t always have to be that way, that they can break the cycle.”
Please read the story here: Youth crime QLD: Can Staying on Track program fix revolving door of youth detention | Nine.com.au
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