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Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG) Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation

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Legal Structure
Indigenous Corporation (CATSI)
State
QLD
Listed In
1 directory

About

Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG) Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation focused on inspiring and empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth. Its mission is to foster positive engagement and development within Indigenous communities. The organisation aims to make a positive impact on the lives of Indigenous youth.

Registered Charity

This social enterprise is also a registered charity with the ACNC:

Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation
ABN 31213096805

Delivery Evidence

No federal contract history found in AusTender for this ABN. Absence of a record is not absence of delivery — state and local procurement is not fully covered.

Program Evidence

Programs this organisation runs that the Australian Living Map of Alternatives (ALMA) has documented — with the cited studies and measured outcomes behind them. ALMA's evidence assessment, linked by ABN; not a CivicGraph endorsement.

Programs
1
Cited Studies
7
Measured Outcomes
1
Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG)
Cultural Connection
7 cited studies1 measured outcome
ALMA assessment: Indigenous-led (culturally grounded, community authority)verified
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Cited Evidence
Policy analysis
Effect: Not measured2023National Indigenous Australians Agency

The plan sets a target to reduce the rate of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people in detention by at least 30% by 2031. This initiative aims to address systemic issues contributing to overrepresentation and promote better outcomes for Indigenous youth.

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Case study · Qualitative case study approach focusing on community perspectives.
Effect: Not measured2021Mwamba

The case study highlights the importance of cultural connection in evaluating community development programs on Palm Island. It emphasizes that Indigenous perspectives and community engagement are crucial for effective program implementation and evaluation.

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Policy analysis · Narrative overview of reviews synthesizing existing literature on cultural determinants of health
Effect: Not measured2021International Journal for Equity in Health

This narrative overview of reviews examines cultural determinants of health for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The research centers an Indigenous definition of health and demonstrates links between cultural determinants and positive health and wellbeing outcomes. T

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Policy analysis
Effect: Not measuredIndigenous Justice Clearinghouse

Indigenous Justice Clearinghouse resource examining wellbeing approaches for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and youth. The resource provides evidence-based information on culturally appropriate wellbeing services and their importance in supporting young people.

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Policy analysis
Effect: Not measuredCommunity Restorative Centre

Document outlining principles for diversion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people from the criminal justice system. Likely discusses the role of legal services and culturally appropriate diversion programs in reducing youth justice system involvement.

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Program evaluation · Program evaluation with process and outcome components
Effect: Not measuredCrime and Corruption Commission (CCC) Queensland

This is a formal evaluation of the Queensland Police Service's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Youth Drug and Alcohol Diversion Project from 1996/97. The evaluation likely assesses program implementation, outcomes, and appropriateness for Indigenous youth.

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Program evaluation · Pilot evaluation with program development component
Effect: Not measuredUniversity of Southern Queensland (research.usq.edu.au)

This pilot evaluation examines a cultural connection suicide prevention program specifically designed for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth. The program appears to incorporate cultural connection elements as a key component of suicide prevention approach.

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Measured Outcomes
Cultural connection

Surveys measuring cultural engagement and identity before and after program participation

Source: Australian Living Map of Alternatives (ALMA), a curated evidence base of community programs. Programs are linked to this organisation by ABN; a program may be delivered by another part of the organisation.

Grant Funding

$2.7Macross 67 tracked grants (2019-20–2024-25)
Mental Health — Kunjur First Nations Men's Collective — 2024-25 · health
$577K
Community Youth Response and Diversion — 2023-24 · youth_justice
$264K
CYRD - Bridging to Flexischool — 2024-25 · youth_justice
$137K
Skilling Queenslanders for Work — Youth Skills — 2024-25 · community_services
$133K
Skilling Queenslanders for Work — 2024-25 · youth_justice
$133K

Source: public funding datasets tracked by CivicGraph. Coverage is partial — this is a floor, not a total.

Financial Health

A capacity signal from this charity's latest public ACNC filing — to show where a buyer or funder might offer multi-year or capacity support, not to rank organisations. Not a CivicGraph assessment of the organisation.

Worth a closer lookACNC AIS · FY2021

One resilience signal worth noting in the latest filing — not a red flag on its own.

Income FY21
$640K
Surplus / deficit
+$71K
Reserves runway
2.4 mo
Liquidity (current ratio)
1.35
Under 3 months reservesGovernment-revenue concentrated

Source: ACNC Annual Information Statement, FY2021 · Medium charity · 90% of income from government. A point-in-time regulatory snapshot — figures can lag a year and a single filing is not a full picture of an organisation's health. Liquidity is shown only where a balance sheet was filed.

Open Funding Matches

For this enterprise — open grants it could apply for. Not part of buyer due diligence.

Deadly Start Program — Seed Foundation Australia Limited · closes 30 June 2026indigenouseducationcommunity
Gamescom 2026 Market Travel Program — NSW Government · closes 26 June 2026indigenouscommunityenterprise
to $5K
Household Problem Waste Education Funding 2026-2027 — NSW Government · closes 29 June 2026indigenouscommunityenterprise
to $200K
Aged Care Supported Accommodation Program (ACSAP) – Statewide Provider Grant 2026-2031 — NSW Government · closes 30 June 2026indigenouscommunityenterprise
to $1.4M
Impact Leadership Program - First Five — Australian Rural Leadership Foundation Limited · closes 23 June 2026communityeducationindigenous
to $12K
Breaking the Hold Conference — Red Rose Foundation Ltd · closes 24 June 2026communityindigenous

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Sectors

Geographic Focus
QLDNational

Place Context

LGACairns
RemotenessOuter Regional Australia
SEIFA Decile3/10
Community Controlled

Verification

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ORIC-registered Indigenous corporation, ABN matched

Tier reflects the strength of external verification, not how “social” an enterprise is. Marks belong to their issuing bodies. Checked June 2026.

Data Sources

ORIC Register(Mar 2026)
Enriched: 1 May 2026(low)
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