Overflow Foundation

The New Horizon Project, a transformative 12-week program designed to empower young people in Logan City with practical skills, enhanced confidence, and a clear pathway to a brighter future. Delivered by Overflow Foundation in partnership with Everthought College of Construction, the program combines nationally recognized training (Certificate 1 in Construction) with comprehensive support, creating a unique and impactful experience for participants.

Overflow Foundation is excited to continue to offer a second intake of the New Horizon Project, a dynamic 12-week initiative aimed at providing young individuals with the tools and support they need to thrive. This program is more than just a course; it's a comprehensive pathway designed to foster personal growth, develop valuable skills, and open doors to employment opportunities.

Key Features of the New Horizon Project:
The New Horizon Project stands out due to its holistic approach, combining practical training with essential life skills development. Here's a breakdown of the program's key components:

Certificate I in Construction (CPC10120): Participants will engage in hands-on training three days a week at Everthought College of Construction (RTO: 51681), gaining practical skills and a nationally recognized qualification in the construction industry.

-Mentoring & Life Skills
-Recreation
-Substance Misuse Interventions
-Financial Literacy
-Youth-Friendly Space at The Wilbur Street Youth Centre serves as a safe, supportive, and positive environment for participants.
-Employment Pathways
-Personal Growth

To Refer a Young Person:
Complete a referral form via our website overflowfoundation.org.au/programs
Or
Scan QR code in images

We’ve been a little quiet online… but Overflow has been anything but quiet in real life. We’re excited to announce that referrals are now open for Overflow Foundation’s New Horizon Project – an empowering 8-week program starting July 29 that supports young people aged 15–24 who are disengaged from education, at risk of offending, or needing a positive new direction.

In partnership with Everthought College of Construction, participants will complete a Certificate I in Construction (3 days/week) and engage in a mix of mentoring, life skills, recreation, and substance misuse support available 5 days a week. The program is designed to build confidence, develop real-world skills, and open pathways to employment, apprenticeships, or further training – all within a youth-friendly and supportive environment at Wilbur Street Youth Centre, Logan.

This project is delivered under the Youth Skills program – part of the Queensland Government’s Skilling Queenslanders for Work initiative, which provides nationally recognised training and support into employment to young people aged 15–24 who are disengaged from school, involved with Youth Justice or Queensland Police, or at risk of offending.

Key Details:

Start Date: July 29, 2025

Referral Deadline: July 5, 2025

Location: Wilbur Street Youth Centre, Logan Central

Eligibility: Youth aged 15–24, disengaged, at risk of offending, or needing extra support

Cost: No cost to participants

To Refer a Young Person:
👉 Click here to complete the referral form: https://forms.office.com/r/hkZnz3DdRk
Or
Scan the QR code to refer.

Please share this opportunity across your networks – let’s help young people build a brighter future through New Horizon.

If you have any questions or want to discuss a referral, feel free to reach out.


This Skilling Queenslanders for Work project is proudly funded by the Queensland Government.