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Ages 10–24 · Mount Isa & Cloncurry

Youth services in Mount Isa & Cloncurry

RedDoor's youth services support young people aged 10–24 across Mount Isa and Cloncurry — a hands-on alternative to the classroom, with real skills, transport and mentors who genuinely care.

A different kind of classroom

For young people who don't fit the mould.

Some young people don't thrive in mainstream education — because of learning difficulties, trauma, family breakdown or justice involvement. Our youth services meet them where they are, with a hands-on alternative learning pathway built around real work and real belonging.

We remove the obstacles too: door-to-door transport gets young people to and from the program each day, and dedicated mentors walk alongside them every step.

  • Construction & hospitality training
  • Door-to-door transport
  • Specialised one-on-one mentoring
  • No judgment — everyone welcome
RedDoor young people in hi-vis in front of a cabin they built
In your town

Local youth programs, both towns

Youth services in Mount Isa

From our Mount Isa base at 6 Shackleton Street, young people learn construction and hospitality skills through our social enterprises, with transport and mentoring included.

RedDoor in Mount Isa

Youth services in Cloncurry

Cloncurry is where RedDoor began. From 32 Short Street, young people train in our café and enterprises, building work routine and confidence close to home.

RedDoor in Cloncurry
Common questions

Youth services — FAQs

What youth services does RedDoor offer in Mount Isa and Cloncurry?

RedDoor provides youth services in Mount Isa and Cloncurry for young people aged 10–24 — a hands-on alternative learning pathway with construction and hospitality training, door-to-door transport, and specialised one-on-one mentoring.

Who are RedDoor's youth services for?

Young people aged 10–24 who haven't thrived in mainstream education — whether through learning difficulties, trauma, family breakdown or justice involvement. There's no judgment, just support designed around each young person.

Do I need a referral for RedDoor youth services?

No referral is needed. Parents, carers, schools, support coordinators and young people themselves can contact RedDoor directly on (07) 4742 2887 or through our referral form.

Know a young person we can help?

Parents, carers, schools, support coordinators — or young people themselves. There's no wrong door and no referral is too small.

RedDoor works, learns and grows on Kalkadoon Country in Mount Isa and Mitakoodi Country in Cloncurry. We recognise the First Nations peoples of this region — their enduring connection to this land, and their place at the very heart of our community — and we're proud to walk alongside them every day.