A nature-based modern
Rite of Passage for young people, individuals, families and communities. Geelong, the Bellarine & Surf Coast
Designed to awaken self-awareness, forge resilience, and reconnect families, caregivers and communities through shared meaning and responsibility.
A weekend that brings you and your child closer
For ages 10–17. A device-light weekend in nature filled with fun, laughter, shared adventures, and meaningful moments that strengthen your bond - without it feeling heavy or awkward. This isn't about being a perfect parent. It's about showing up, spending real time together, and creating memories you'll both carry.
A local team you can trust
A local not-for-profit with years of experience delivering youth and family wellbeing programs across our region. Every camp is run by competent certified local facilitators, ensuring it’s well-organised, calm, and safe from start to finish.
What the weekend
feels like
Outdoor walks, nature-based games and challenges, campfire time and stories, movement and laughter, a device-light environment, natural space for real conversation, and a closing celebration moment.
The ripple effect
For young people: stronger emotional awareness and confidence, better resilience and decision-making, clearer values, and greater personal responsibility.
For adults: more confidence holding calm boundaries, better tools for hard conversations, and a clearer understanding of what your child needs developmentally.
For relationships: fewer power struggles, a shared language for repair and accountability, and connection that carries home and into school.
After camp
Because we’re local, we stay connected long after the weekend.
Participants don’t return home and simply “hope the momentum lasts.” DIIGG provides optional follow-up touchpoints and local opportunities that help people integrate what they learned, continue their growth, and stay connected with their community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this therapy?
No. It's a guided weekend away in nature with fun activities, simple challenges, and connection time.
Will young people be forced to share?
No. We never force sharing. Young people can participate in a way that feels comfortable.
What about shy or anxious children?
We work with all personality types; activities include games, movement, and practical activities that help young people settle in without pressure.
Is emotional work required?
No. This isn't about being a perfect parent or getting everything right. The camp is mostly shared experiences, fun, and simple guided moments.
Device policy?
We aim for minimal devices so families can be present. Parents can keep a phone for essential contact if needed.
Physical fitness required?
Not at all. Activities are designed to be accessible and adaptable.
What's included?
Facilitation, activities, sessions, infrastructure, land hire and meals are all included.
Safety?
Yes. Camps are run by trained facilitators, with clear supervision, safety planning, and risk management in place.
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Designed to awaken self-awareness, build resilience, and reconnect families, caregivers, mentors, and communities through shared meaning and responsibility.
