ShoreTrack provides vulnerable young people in the Nambucca Valley of New South Wales with the holistic, flexible, and long-term wraparound support they need to re-engage in education and their community, develop work and employability skills, and access qualifications and employment pathways. They start with programs for 10-year-old girls and boys and build consistently through high school and beyond. Young people are referred to ShoreTrack by themselves, family, schools, or community agencies and are often experiencing multiple challenges such as inter-generational unemployment, unsafe home environments, substance abuse, and contact with the juvenile justice system. They choose which skills and industries they want to focus on and learn through experience, immersion, mentorship, and peers. In 2024, ShoreTrack launched STeps, a work-integrated social enterprise that offers lawn maintenance, agriculture, digital metal fabrication, and concreting services. ShoreTrack is registered as a not-for-profit organization and is a member of the Social Enterprise Council of NSW & ACT (SECNA). They reinvest all surplus towards their purpose.