Their Path Youth Services

A guide for families and referrers

Practical support for young people in South East Queensland

Their Path offers practical, non-clinical activities that help young people work towards goals they choose.

Our services

Individual Youth Mentoring · Ages 6–17

Building confidence, setting goals, practising decisions, positive relationships and everyday challenges with a consistent mentor.

Life Skills & Independence · Ages 6–17

Practical support with routines, planning, budgeting, shopping, simple meal preparation, organisation and navigating everyday situations.

Social & Community Participation · Ages 6–17

Support to explore interests, attend suitable community activities, practise social skills, join clubs and build confidence in unfamiliar settings.

Outdoor & Interest-Based Activities

Walks, bushwalking, creative projects, public-transport journeys and recreation at supervised pools help young people practise everyday skills and take part in activities they enjoy. We agree the activity, setting and support around the young person’s goals and needs.

A usual individual session is 60 minutes, with suitable 90-minute community sessions by agreement. A parent/carer joins the initial meeting within the booked time; a responsible adult remains throughout home sessions. Community sessions may be one-to-one when suitability, consent, supervision and handover are agreed.

Parent-accompanied youth camps · Ages 12–17

Our occasional one-night camps include 2–5 young people aged 12–17, with each young person’s parent or responsible adult staying throughout. We plan shared activities around the group’s interests and support needs.

We agree the activities and everyone’s responsibilities in a separate camp agreement. Their Path includes agreed accommodation, meals and activity costs in an itemised quote, separate from support. Ordinary camp costs are not automatically NDIS-funded.

Finding the right fit

We consider the young person's interests, willingness, communication, setting and support needs together. A diagnosis alone does not determine suitability. We agree what can be provided safely before accepting a booking.

Location, costs and funding

We provide a written quote before booking. Equivalent private and eligible NDIS-funded support use the same rates. Weekday individual-session examples are $70 or $80 per hour; the quote confirms the rate for the support agreed. Group activities and extras are quoted separately.

The quote explains the support, rate, agreed extras and how any group costs are shared. We check NDIS funding suitability before agreeing to funded support.

Services are available in South East Queensland. We discuss where support is needed and the travel arrangements for that service before confirming it.

Before a service booking, a written quote and agreement will explain the fee, travel, any agreed extras, payment and cancellation terms. An enquiry does not reserve a service session. A confirmed consultation reserves only the initial chat.

We offer private support and eligible self-managed or plan-managed NDIS-funded support. Their Path is not a registered NDIS provider. Funding suitability must be assessed separately before any funded service is agreed; an enquiry or referral does not confirm NDIS eligibility or payment.

How to enquire

Book a free 15-minute phone or Google Meet consultation, or email alex@theirpathyouthservices.com.au to arrange a time. Consultation hours are Monday–Friday, 4–9pm Brisbane time. A confirmed consultation reserves the initial chat only; it does not confirm a paid service booking.

For your enquiry, include:

• The service you are interested in and where support would be needed.

• A broad age or year group and a short, general description of what you are looking for.

Please leave out children's names, diagnoses, medical information, family circumstances and documents. Do not attach participant records or funding plans. If participant information is needed later, we will explain the private process before asking for it. Participant intake is arranged privately after the initial enquiry; please use only the invitation provided for your family.

We aim to reply within three business days, excluding weekends and public holidays. The inbox is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 000.

What happens next

Start with a free consultation. We then agree the support, quote and practical arrangements with you.

1. Discuss the general enquiry, location and broad suitability.

2. Agree the scope, written price and practical arrangements.

3. Complete private consent, authority, participant and safety checks through the agreed process.

4. Confirm the booking in writing only after all requirements are met.

Read our privacy notice, safety and participation information and feedback and complaints information, or ask us for a copy. You receive the relevant information before agreeing to support.

Updated 4 October 2026.