Courier Mail reports the Crisafulli Government has launched a new Noffs program for youth crime on the Sunshine Coast

February 2026

Treatment through adventure-based activities, education and life skills training, and intensive counselling and family support designed to reset behaviours.
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Youth Justice Minister Laura Gerber emphasises that the initiative will roll out across regional Queensland to back evidence-based community programs, that keep at-risk young people engaged in education, training and rehabilitation.

The Ted Noffs Foundation will deliver the Regional Reset program and provide up to 15 weeks of support for at-risk young people aged 8 to 17.

This includes a one-to-three week live-in ‘reset’ at a Doonan facility offering 24/7 support and supervision, with the option for a guardian or parent to be present.

This program will focus on early intervention, alcohol and other drug treatment, and community-based support to break cycles of offending and create safer communities.

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