Re-engaging Youth in Noosa - Video
Navigating the teenage years is tough. The Salvation Army and the Noosa School District partner through the Sunshine Coast Individualised Learning and Support (SCILS) program to make a unique difference in the lives of youth in Noosa, Queensland. Captain Matthew Gluyas (Corps officer Noosa/Coolum) says, “It is critical to make young people our priority now, to see the trajectory of young lives shift from potential hopelessness to one of thriving.
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Salvos Studios is the territory’s production team that creates videos, audio and animations to benefit the whole organisation. The team has two studios, one in Blackburn (Melbourne) and one in Redfern (Sydney).
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