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Community AdjacentKingaroy, QLD

South Burnett CTC Inc

ABN 85399349965

https://sbctc.com.au
$1.9M
DYJVS contracts
$93.1M
All funding
4
Programs mapped
9
Board/leadership

DYJVS Contracts (3)

DescriptionAmountYear
Specialised Services and Support$1.7M2025-26
Specialised Services and Support$168K2025-26
Specialised Services and Support$81K2025-26
Total DYJVS$1.9M

All Government Funding

SourceTotalRecords% of Total
Qgip$48.2M14552%
Qld Historical Grants$24.6M2026%
Qld_contract_disclosure$18.3M3120%
Dyjvs Contracts$1.9M32%
Qld_youth_justice_kickstarter_round1$010%
Total All Sources$93.1M200

DYJVS contracts represent 2% of this organisation's total tracked government funding.

Programs (4)

2 Promising2 Untested

Family and Child Connect and Intensive Family Support

Promising

Family Intervention program in Queensland. Family support, Early intervention, Intensive case management

QLD$4,707/yp43yrFamily Strengthening

Kickstarter: Safer Pathways

Untested

Provides support over 15 months for disengaged, homeless, or at-risk youth aged 8-17 years with individualised support plans, emotional regulation skills, and targeted referrals.

South Burnett, QLD$5,000/ypWraparound Support

South Burnett CTC Inc

Promising

South Burnett CTC Inc is a not-for-profit community organization that provides youth services, employment services, disability support, and foster care programs in the South Burnett region. They offer various programs including youth development, community support, and employment pathway initiatives.

QLD$191,721/yp43yrEducation/Employment

South Burnett Youth Services (FUSION)

Untested

Youth Support program in Queensland. Regional youth support, Case management, Youth programs

QLD, Kingaroy$12,000/yp43yrWraparound Support

Board & Leadership (9)

NameRoleSince
Amanda Ballinboard_member,
Amanda Keffordchair,
Kaylene Schilfboard_member,
Maurice Freemanboard_member,
Jason Erbachersecretary,
John Boxboard_member,
Andrew Hobbsofficeholder,
Bernadette Uptonboard_member,
Katharine Butcherchair,

Accountability Assessment

4 programs for $1.9M DYJVS

$486K per program on average.

2 of 4 have some evidence

2 at Promising level, community-endorsed but not independently evaluated.

Community Adjacent

Community-adjacent, locally based but not community-governed.

ACNC: Large

Other YJ Organisations in QLD (8)

Community-controlled and community-adjacent organisations in QLD that also run youth justice programs or receive DYJVS funding.

DATA SOURCES

QLD Contract Disclosure, ACNC, ASIC, JusticeHub program mapping. Board data via ABN linkage. Funding from all 35 tracked sources.

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