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← Queensland Youth JusticeLive TrackerQLD Crime Prevention Schools
Promise → Provider → Process → Award → Local Alternative
This is the live CivicGraph chain for Queensland crime prevention schools. It combines official public sources, the local justice funding mirror, the local state tender mirror, and the already-visible provider field in the target regions.
Site focusLogan
4
Official public chain sources
0
Direct CPS tender rows in local mirror
1
Ohana supplier rows in local tender mirror
$0
Community-controlled target-region field
Named story at this site
Ohana for Youth, OHANA EDUCATION LTD
15 mirrored named-provider rows tied to this site filter.
Top local incumbent
Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association
$4.6M • 19 contract rows
Top community-led alternative
No community-controlled alternative visible
No community-controlled row currently visible in this site catchment.
Process gap status
No tender/process trace filtered to this site
Award trace is mirrored. 12 supplier trace rows visible for this site filter.
Logan shortlist
What the Logan provider field looks like right now
This turns the site filter into an operator view: who is most visible on the ground, who already has contract-linked exposure in the Queensland system, and where the community-controlled alternatives sit relative to that stack.
Top provider local share
100%
Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association of current local mirrored field
Top incumbent contract share
100%
Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association of visible contract exposure
Top 3 incumbent share
100%
how concentrated the visible contract-linked stack already is
Community-controlled alternatives
0
already visible in the same site catchment
Dominant visible providers
Highest local mirrored presence in the selected site field.
Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association
Berserker, Rockhampton (R); Logan Central, Logan (C); Manunda, Cairns (R); Townsville, Townsville (C)
Contract-linked incumbents
Providers in the site field that already have visible QLD contract-disclosure exposure.
Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association
Berserker, Rockhampton (R); Logan Central, Logan (C); Manunda, Cairns (R); Townsville, Townsville (C)
Community-controlled alternatives
Community-controlled organisations already visible in the same catchment.
No community-controlled alternative rows are visible for this site filter yet.
Chain health
What is strong, what is weak, what is still hidden
strong
Promise layer
Hansard + statements + budget framing are explicit.
strong
Named providers
Men of Business and Ohana are both visible in the public record.
partial
Tender process
Public EOI trace exists, but CivicGraph does not yet mirror that tender row.
partial
Award / payment
Ohana has a mirrored awarded row; Men of Business does not yet.
strong
Local alternatives
Target regions already contain community-controlled and non-aggregate providers.
Immediate read
Queensland has a visible promise chain and a visible provider market, but not yet a fully visible tender-to-award chain.
That means the right accountability question is no longer “was this promised?” It is “who actually got selected, under what process, and compared to which local alternatives?”
Missing piece
The largest current gap is the missing local mirror row for the Crime Prevention Schools EOI / tender process, even though the public QTenders / VendorPanel trace is visible.
Official Source Chain
These are the official or official-adjacent public sources that form the current chain.
2025-06-24budgetofficialexternal only
Budget envelope confirms the early intervention spend
Budget statement places Crime Prevention Schools inside the broader early intervention youth justice funding package.
Source extraction
Youth Justice, Victim Support and Corrections Budget to help deliver safety where you live - Ministerial Media Statements
rdcore repeat offenders. The Budget delivers $215 million new early intervention programs to divert at-risk youth from a life of crime, including Gold Standard Early Intervention, Crime Prevention Schools and Regional Reset programs. The Budget also includes $225 million to deliver the new Staying On Track rehabilitation program, with intensive rehabilitation for 12 months after detention, to reverse Labor’s 94% reoffending rate for youths leaving detention. Other key initiatives include: $40 million for two Youth Justice Schools for children on youth justice orders, to help divert youth
Source diagnostics
Fetch status: 200 via curl
Queensland Ministerial Media Statements• Sites: Queensland
Open source →2025-08-05estimatesofficialexternal only
Committee hearing restates Ohana delivery pathway
Estimates hearing records Ohana as the Youth Justice School service provider and places the schools inside the committee-answered funding narrative.
Source extraction
5 August 2025 Estimates—Attorney-General; Justice; Integrity 1
justice orders. Whilst the crime prevention schools might take youth on youth justice orders, the youth justice schools are specifically targeted at youth on youth justice orders. Ohana for Youth runs the successful Arcadia College on the Gold Coast. It is the service provider for the schools in Logan and in Cairns. They deliver highly specialised behavioural reform with individualised and dedicated case management, one-on-one mentoring, family support and parental coaching to provide wrap-around supports that lead to long-term change. We know that the previous 82 Estimates—Youth Justice and V
Source diagnostics
Fetch status: 200 via fetch
Justice, Integrity and Community Safety Committee• Provider: Ohana for Youth• Sites: South-East Queensland, North Queensland
Open source →2025-10-01award tracemirrormirrored
Ohana appears in the DYJVS contract disclosure feed
The local tender mirror carries 1 OHANA EDUCATION LTD row(s) worth $1,650,000 from the Department of Youth Justice and Victim Services.
Source extraction
Just a moment...
Direct source fetch is blocked by a challenge page. This tracker is relying on the mirrored procurement row and the other public chain evidence instead of the raw CSV body.
Source diagnostics
Access gate: challenge
Fetch status: 403 via fetch
Department of Youth Justice and Victim Services disclosure• Provider: OHANA EDUCATION LTD• Sites: Logan, Cairns
Open source →2026-02-04rollout statementofficialmirrored
Logan rollout names Ohana for Youth
Official statement says Ohana for Youth will operate the Logan Youth Justice School and a second Cairns site is underway.
Source extraction
Major milestone delivered for new Youth Justice School in Logan - Ministerial Media Statements
. The program includes i ntensive supervision for up to 12 hours a day , 5 days a week, and a project-based curriculum with specialist teachers and extracurricular activities. The Logan Youth Justice School i s expected to take referrals and commence enrolments in the second half of this year , subject to national accreditation approvals. The Crisafulli Government is restoring safety where you live with more police, stronger laws and new early intervention and rehabilitation program s , with victim numbers down 7.2 per cent in 2025 compared with the previous year, based on population. Premier
Source diagnostics
Fetch status: 200 via curl
Queensland Ministerial Media Statements• Provider: Ohana for Youth• Sites: Logan, Cairns
Open source →Named Providers In The Mirror
Direct rows already visible in the CivicGraph youth justice mirror for the organisations at the centre of the current story.
Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
Social Services • dyjvs contracts
Specialised Services and Support
$3.1M
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
Social Services • dyjvs contracts
Specialised Services and Support
$2.3M
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
Community, Youth Justice Services and Women • qld historical grants
Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation: $562,072 for Community, Youth Justice Services and Women (2011-12)
$562K
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
Community & Youth Justice Services & Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Services • qld historical grants
Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation: $380,507 for Community & Youth Justice Services & Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Services (2010-11)
$381K
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
Community and Youth Justice Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services • qld historical grants
Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation: $364,238 for Community and Youth Justice Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services (2009-10)
$364K
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
Community and Youth Justice Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services • qld historical grants
Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation: $326,224 for Community and Youth Justice Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services (2008-09)
$326K
Open source file →OHANA EDUCATION LTD
General Goods and Services • dyjvs contracts
OUTSOURCED SERVICE DELIVERY
$1.6M
Open source file →Shine For Kids Limited
Social Services • dyjvs contracts
Specialised Services and Support
$6.9M
Open source file →Shine For Kids Limited
Social Services • dyjvs contracts
Specialised Services and Support
$6.4M
Open source file →The Ted Noffs Foundation
Social Services • dyjvs contracts
Specialised Services and Support
$5.6M
Open source file →The Ted Noffs Foundation
Social Services • dyjvs contracts
Specialised Services and Support
$5.4M
Open source file →The Ted Noffs Foundation
Social Services • dyjvs contracts
Specialised Services and Support
$5.2M
Open source file →The Ted Noffs Foundation
Social Services • dyjvs contracts
Specialised Services and Support
$454K
Open source file →Yabun Panjoo Aboriginal Corporation
Social Services • dyjvs contracts
Specialised Services and Support
$5.3M
Open source file →Yabun Panjoo Aboriginal Corporation
Regional Reset • qld_ministerial_statement
No amount mirrored
Tender / Process Gap
This is the critical break in the chain between public promise and structured procurement evidence.
Direct CPS rows
0
No local tender row yet for Crime Prevention Schools / VP476087.
Men of Business supplier rows
0
No local supplier trace yet in state tenders.
Ohana supplier rows
1
Awarded row exists via the DYJVS disclosure ingest.
Special assistance school rows
0
No local structured school-process rows under that model name either.
Award / Payment Trace That Is Visible
These rows exist now in the local QLD state tender mirror and are the current best structured procurement evidence around the named provider field.
The Ted Noffs Foundation
Department of Youth Justice and Victim Services • awarded
Open source file →The Ted Noffs Foundation
Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Affairs • awarded
Open source file →Yabun Panjoo Aboriginal Corporation
Department of Youth Justice and Victim Services • awarded
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
Department of Youth Justice and Victim Services • awarded
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation
Queensland Corrective Services • awarded
Open source file →Anglicare Southern Queensland;Artius Pty Ltd; Bridges Health & Community Care Ltd.;Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation
Queensland Corrective Services • awarded
Open source file →OHANA EDUCATION LTD
Department of Youth Justice and Victim Services • awarded
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Affairs • awarded
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders Corporation
Department of Child Safety, Seniors and Disability Services • awarded
Open source file →Gallang Place Aboriginal and Torrest Strait Islander Coproration
Queensland Corrective Services • awarded
Open source file →GALLANG PLACE ABORIGINAL & TORRES STRAIT ISLANDERS CORPORATION
Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Affairs • awarded
Open source file →Youth Justice Buyer Departments
The underlying youth justice procurement field is large. That makes the missing structured Crime Prevention Schools row even more significant.
Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Affairs
45,665 tender rows
$3.3B
Department of Youth Justice and Victim Services
599 tender rows
$201.6M
Department of Youth Justice
688 tender rows
$51.2M
Existing Provider Field In The Target Regions
Non-aggregate youth-justice-linked providers already visible across Logan, Gold Coast, Ipswich, Rockhampton, Townsville, and Cairns/Yarrabah, now joined to the repaired QLD contract-disclosure mirror.
Matched contract exposure
$4.6M
Queensland Police-Citizens Youth Welfare Association
Berserker, Rockhampton (R); Logan Central, Logan (C); Manunda, Cairns (R); Townsville, Townsville (C)
QLD contract trace
$4.6M
19 rows • 2022-23
Community-Controlled Alternatives Already Visible
These are community-controlled organisations already visible in the same catchments through the local mirror.
Next build
This should now become a true process tracker, not just a source chain.
The next engineering move is to ingest the Crime Prevention Schools EOI metadata itself, then add QON and estimates rows into a structured evidence table so the chain can be filtered by site, provider, process step, and evidence depth.