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Bail Support

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The program provides targeted support to young people involved in the youth justice system, helping them meet bail conditions and reduce the risk of reoffending. It focuses on reintegration, community support, and addressing underlying issues such as trauma and complex needs.

 

Eligibility

Bail support services are designed for young people, typically aged 10 to 17, who have had involvement in the youth justice system. These services cater to those who have committed or are alleged to have committed offenses, particularly those who:

  • Display ongoing and entrenched offending behaviour, often stemming from complex and extreme needs as well as significant trauma backgrounds.
  • Are living in, or upon release from detention will be living in, the South Burnett area.
  • Are remanded in custody, or at risk of being remanded, partly due to a lack of positive support in their community, and require assistance to prepare for reintegration into the community.
  • Are exiting detention and are at risk of reoffending and returning to detention.
  • Are appearing in court and are at risk of being remanded in custody.
  • Have been granted bail but need support to meet the conditions of bail, without which they risk being detained.
  • Are in the early stages of offending or are siblings of known offenders, showing signs of offending behaviour.

 

Benefits

The objectives of the program are to ensure that young people and their families have choice and control in designing bail support to ensure:

  • Young people are confident that the bail support program will meet their aims and needs with the effect of increasing their engagement in programs.
  • Young people have timely resolution of Court matters.
  • Young people receive bail support.
  • Young people complete the bail period with a reduced number of non-compliances

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Our Programs Operate from:

Location

Kingaroy (64 Somerset Street, Kingaroy QLD 4610)

Murgon (35 Lamb Street, Murgon QLD 4605)

Nanango (41A Drayton Street, Nanango QLD 4615)

 

Contact Information

For more information or to get involved, please reach out to us at:
Address: 41 Drayton Street, Nanango QLD 4615
Email: admin@sbctc.com.au
Phone: (07) 4162 9000

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