Questions...

Everyone involved benefits:

• Youth at-risk who can go on adventures we fund with the revenue generated by Tracks 4 Trauma
• Giz A Break because it can diversify income streams and deliver flexible programs that meet our young people's needs and that don't rely on government grants (short term, bureaucratic, inflexible)
• YOU! Being active in nature is good for the mind and body. Plus, you're doing things with other likeminded adults, and that's good for you, too.

• Did you know that we're actually licensed tour operators across Victorian state and national parks as well as a heap of parks in NSW (Mungo, Kinchego, Mutawintji, etc.)? That we run about 20 multi-day camps for young people across the two states each year?
• In all seriousness, we reckon our team does adventures for adults better than anyone else around. We're fun, creative, experienced, educated, and open-minded - and we're experts at understanding emotions, too, so if you feel you need a break, maybe this is just what you need.
• Or is your real question: Why should I spend more on a tagalong tour with Tracks 4 Trauma when I can spend less... Well, that's true, but we'll leave you to think this through:
• You're actually doing a really good thing while having fun. We're not aiming to get rich by charging more, we're aiming to invest a surplus into the kids who need it. So, you'll have had a hand in the impact we're making in young people's lives.
• Cheaper ain't better. 
• Donations are tax deductible. Giz A Break is a registered charity with deductible gift recipient status.

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Yes and no. When you book one of our Tracks 4 Trauma adventures, you will be required to pay a participation fee before you can complete your booking. In the booking form, we'll also encourage you to make a donation (in addition to your participation fee). Your donation is tax-deductible. Your participation fee is not tax-deductible. HOWEVER... if you book a Tracks 4 Trauma adventure for your work (for example, as part of a professional development initiative focussing on interpersonal skills), it may be tax deductible.

Here's what happens:

1. You'll receive an email that confirms that we've received your registration.
2. Once we receive your payment confirmation, we send you a "Welcome on Board" email that includes itinerary, what to bring, where we meet, and the name and contact details of your adventure lead. It also includes a vehicle checklist you need to complete before departure.
3. And then it's time to embark on your adventure
   

Possibly. For our single-day adventures, we're happy to give up to 3 people a lift. For our multi-day adventures, we'll charge an additional 50% because you'll also be needing other equipment we carry (our fridge, stove, water canisters, tie downs, etc.).

No. It's too risky for us and we aren't insured for it.

Yes, if they're at least 15 years old. They must be under your supervision - our staff will not be able to provide supervision on these adventures. Please note that we ask for the same donation for each participant, irrespective of age, and that they are registered separately.

Because when you come with us, you get to experience a magical adventure while also doing a bloody good thing: Enabling us to run more programs for more kids who really need it. Plus, our staff are educated, engaging, and experienced and maybe there are a few things beyond four-wheel driving you can take away with you. We reckon our itineraries and knowledge of the area is also better than most, and we're better equipped than any tour operator we've come across.

Yes. For single days, we'll stop at a bakery or cafe along the way, so you don't need to prepare much - but bring an apple and a couple of musli-bars for snacks. They go hard after a hike - promise! For multi-days, please bring everything you need for food and drinks.