Youth Mentoring

At Liminal, we provide comprehensive youth mentoring services designed to support daily living and offer meaningful guidance both at home and within the community. We recognise the varied challenges young people encounter and believe that having an experienced, compassionate mentor to navigate life skills can significantly enhance well-being and nurture a strong sense of connection.

Our approach is participant-led, placing each individual at the centre of their own journey. This cultivates a genuine sense of agency and empowerment, while allowing mentors to identify key areas for growth and address potential barriers to progress. The result is a dynamic, adaptable program that not only strengthens resilience but also inspires young people to imagine and pursue a more positive future.

Hear from Liminal Ambassadors Jordy and Joey about their journey to finding direction and purpose…

What we do

Mentoring

Our mentoring program gives young people the opportunity to build positive relationships in a safe and supportive environment. 

  • Developing trusted relationships

  • Greater integration within the community

  • Improved self-esteem

  • Development of life skills

  • Communication

  • Improved sense of health and wellbeing

Skills & Capability Building

Our goal is to strengthen core capabilities tailored to the unique needs of each young person we support.

  • Skills development/Life skills

  • Goal setting

  • Access and engagement in support services

  • Identifying barriers towards integration in the community (relationships, school, community activities, workforce)

  • Supporting employment pathways

Accessing

We support young people to identify aspirations and connect to pathways for future opportunities and employment.

  • Support in accessing education and training

  • Resource development

  • Engagement in leisure activities

  • Education pathways

  • Future aspirations and work opportunities

  • Reinforcement schedule

Who we support

Young people aged 12-25

  • Experiencing hardship or mental/physical health challenges

  • Disengaged from school or education
    Facing challenges with social skills

  • From culturally or gender-diverse backgrounds

  • Living with a disability (NDIS provider)

  • Seeking employment or career guidance

  • Living in regional or remote communities

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