Connecting Young People to the Right Support

Esuarve exists to make help accessible, not complicated. Whether you’re a teacher, youth worker, social service provider, family member, or friend, this page explains how to refer a youth to program support through Esuarve.

We make the process simple, confidential, and compassionate. Our referral pathways are designed to ensure that every at-risk young person is met with understanding, not judgment, and with practical steps that lead to real opportunity.
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Our Approach

Esuarve’s referral process reflects our RITE Way: Respect, Integrity, Trust, and Empowerment.

Every referral is treated with care and confidentiality. Once submitted, our intake team assesses the young person’s circumstances and connects them with the most appropriate program or mentor.

We don’t just process referrals, we build relationships that lead to lasting change.

Teacher and youth mentor discussing referral pathway options at Esuarve

Who Can Refer

Anyone who recognises that a young person needs support can refer:

Parents or guardians

Teachers and school wellbeing officers

Youth justice or community workers

Health or social service providers

If you want to refer an at risk youth, we’ll guide you through every step, from initial contact to confirmed enrolment.

Who We Support

Esuarve provides early intervention and rehabilitation support for young people aged 16–24 who are:

Disengaged from school, training, or employment

At risk of homelessness or unsafe living conditions

Facing ongoing challenges with the justice system

Experiencing mental health or wellbeing difficulties

Our programs — including Mental Wellbeing & Resilience, Life Skills & Employment Readiness and Empowering Youth Program — are designed to meet young people wherever they are on their journey.

Teacher and youth mentor discussing referral pathway options at Esuarve
Teacher and youth mentor discussing referral pathway options at Esuarve

Join our Program

The Big Brother Program is a Holistic Early Intervention Program providing an Alternative Learning experience for “at risk youth” focusing on mental well-being, life skills, education, qualifications and employment pathways over a 10-week period all whilst building Tiny Homes!

Designed for ages 16-24

Please note: Esuarve is not a mental health service or an alternative to school. All referrals will be subject to approval by Everything Suarve Inc.

Become a Pathway Partner

At Esuarve, we are committed to making a positive impact through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). We believe that together, we can create meaningful change and growth for businesses and communities alike.

Employment Opportunities:
If your business or organisation has any employment opportunities, we would love to hear from you. Our dedicated Esuarve team is here to connect talented individuals with companies that share our vision for a better future.

Collaborate with Us:
Talk to our team today about how we can help your company enhance its CSR initiatives. Ensuring that your efforts make a lasting difference.

Contact us to learn more about our services and how we can work together to achieve your CSR objectives.

Teacher and youth mentor discussing referral pathway options at Esuarve

How to Refer a Youth to Program Support

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Contact Our Intake Team

Start by reaching out via our online referral form or by phone. A member of our intake team will listen to your concerns and help determine eligibility.

Complete a Referral Form

Fill out our referral form with basic details about the young person’s situation and needs. Forms can be submitted online, by email, or in person.

Intake Assessment

Once received, our team reviews the referral and arranges an initial assessment typically within 5 working days. This ensures we understand the individual’s unique circumstances.

Ongoing Suppor

Our mentors stay in touch with each participant, ensuring ongoing guidance, encouragement, and accountability. The aim is not just short-term assistance, but a foundation for long-term independence.

Referral Pathways from Partners and Agencies

Esuarve maintains referral partnerships with:

Queensland schools and TAFE campuses

Community health organisations

Police and youth justice programs

Local councils and employment services

These networks ensure that young people can refer a young person to youth support Queensland without barriers or stigma.
We also welcome referrals from NGOs, employers, and sporting organisations seeking positive pathways for youth.

Confidentiality and Safety

All referrals and communications are handled confidentially, in accordance with privacy legislation. We never share identifying information without consent, and we ensure that all data is securely stored.

For urgent mental health or safety concerns, we connect young people immediately to crisis support partners or Queensland Health services.

Why Choose Esuarve

Esuarve’s success rate speaks for itself more than 360 young people supported, with 79% reduction in reoffending, and 90% transition into education or work.
Our approach combines mentorship, training, wellbeing, and cultural reconnection, turning referrals into genuine opportunities for growth.

When you refer a youth to program at Esuarve, you’re not just passing on information  you’re opening a door to change.