If a young person is struggling, becoming disconnected or simply needs another safe and positive adult in their corner, you can contact Spotters Project directly.
A parent, legal guardian, carer or family member can submit an initial enquiry. Before a young person participates, Spotters Project will confirm consent, guardianship requirements, program suitability and any necessary safety information.
The standard Youth Referral pathway accepts new participants aged 12–17. For children under 12, or people aged 18 or over, please use our general Contact form so we can discuss whether another appropriate option or referral pathway may be available.
Young people must be aged 12–17 when entering the youth pathway. Participants who turn 18 after commencing may remain involved in accordance with their individual program plan, safeguarding requirements, available capacity and appropriate transition arrangements.
Spotters Project is not an emergency, crisis-response or clinical mental-health service. If someone is in immediate danger, call Triple Zero (000). For urgent mental-health support, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800.
Please do not use this form for emergencies. For child-protection concerns in NSW, contact the relevant statutory service.
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