Strength Potential

What is Strength Potential ?

Strength Potential is a Queensland charity focused on enabling young people experiencing challenges to discover their strengths, reach their potential and make a difference. Strength Potential offers a range of services accessible through the NDIS and Sponsorships, while also being available to the wider community. These services include One on One Mentoring, Counselling, Group Programs, and Free Mental Health Resources.

When was Strength Potential founded?

Strength Potential was founded in 2016 as a charity to work in schools, helping students and staff to discover their strengths and reach their potential. We did this through a range of workshops for staff and the kit that we developed to help students as they navigated their senior years. At the end of 2019, Strength Potential started a youth mentoring arm which has grown rapidly and continues to do so. This has also taken us in a new direction. Strength Potential is now focused on helping young people who are facing challenges in their lives, so they can utilise their unique strengths and rea

What areas do Strength Potential Service?

Strength Potential extends its services to South East Queensland, covering specific areas such as the Sunshine Coast, Moreton Bay, Brisbane, Redlands City, Northern Gold Coast, Logan, Ipswich, and Toowoomba.

What age range does Strength Potential work with?

10 to 25 years old.

What types of disabilities does Strength Potential work with?

Strength Potential primarily works with neurodiverse participants between the ages of 10 and 25. Strength Potential will also work with other types of disabilities as long as we are able to fulfil the service requirements of the participant.

What qualifications do your mentors have?

We primarily seek mentors with one or a combination of the following qualifications: Individual Support, Counselling, Youth Work, Psychology, Social Work, etc. Additionally, candidates with lived experience in overcoming various challenges and those with relevant prior experience working with young people in diverse contexts are highly valued in our recruitment process.

How do I refer a young person to Strength Potential?

Strength Potential seeks to collaborate with industry professionals to empower young individuals to reach their potential through strengths. To refer a young person to Strength Potential you can hit the ‘Refer’ button at the top of the page, or contact us via phone or email.

Why do we need a strength-based approach?

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