YOUTH AT RISK ‘SURVIVAL’ PACKAGES
Guidance Counselors and Teachers can refer ‘troublesome’ students and we will take them on a soul-searching journey into the bush.
The journey will teach them survival skills, respect and proper conduct through our indigenous people and and skilled military survivalists.
Balunjali utilize mentors with survival-based skills from indigenous and military backgrounds to facilitate experiential day activities, camps and one on one mentoring to address dysfunction in Youth At Risk.
We have extensive experience running programs for Government and Non Government organizations around Australia including:
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• Department Of Child Safety
• Commonwealth Respite and Carelink Centers
• Disability Services Queensland
• Mental Health Organizations
• Youth Services
• Indigenous Services
We can design a comprehensive package of support to assist the Youth At Risk within your school to get ‘back on track’ with their educational journey. Balunjali will foster personal development for each student whilst complementing and reinforcing the school’s curriculum and philosophy.
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The core objectives are based around the concept of ‘survival’, which teaches the students to;
- Encourage effective communication and teamwork practices
- Develop skills in operatively effectively in the Australian Outdoors
- Develop an awareness of survival requirements which will transition across into survival in everyday life
- Improves ones confidence, self esteem and maturity
- Introduces students to improvisation and bush craft skills which are eroding in modern day society
- Teaches respect for themselves, others and the environment
- Reinforces established educational programs
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Balunjali programs are specifically designed to bring out the best in students by getting “back to basics:. Survival in the bush is all about adapting to the environment, improvisation, using your wits and above all, determination. Surviving and prospering in life is no different. |
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Participants will gain a more positive approach to learning and a greater respect for their peers and their elders. Without peer support and elder knowledge, no tribe, no matter how large and powerful will prosper.
To find out how Balunjali can design a package of support
for your Youth At Risk students
contact our Project Director
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