At TAC-Q (Teenage Adventure Camps Queensland), we are dedicated to creating unforgettable experiences for teenagers living with life-threatening illnesses. Through our camps, we provide a safe, supportive environment where young people can connect with others who understand their journey and build meaningful friendships.

With the support of our dedicated volunteer carers, campers experience a free week filled with adventure, laughter, and memorable activities. From wildlife encounters at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and scenic helicopter flights to bowling, eco-cruises, karaoke nights, movie outings, and special themed events, every day is designed to inspire fun, confidence, and connection.

While the exciting activities create lasting memories, the true impact of our camps extends far beyond the adventures. Campers leave with increased self-confidence, a stronger sense of belonging, and friendships that often last a lifetime.

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2026 CAMP UPDATE

What an incredible week!
Our 2026 TAC-Q Camp was held from 29 June to 6 July 2026,
with 15 amazing campers joining us for a fun-filled week of
adventure, friendship, new experiences
and plenty of unforgettable memories.

A huge thank you to the generous individuals and businesses
who continue to support TAC-Q, and to our wonderful team
of volunteer carers who give their time, energy and
enthusiasm to make our camp so special.
We simply couldn’t do it without you!

Looking Ahead to 2027

Our next Camp will be held from 28 June to 5 July 2027.

If you’re a parent or carer interested in this opportunity for
your teenager, we’d love to hear from you.
We’re also always keen to hear from people interested
in joining our incredible team of volunteer carers.

Family Mini-Camp

We’re planning our annual weekend mini-camp
for younger children with disabilities and their families.
The mini-camp will be a wonderful opportunity for families
to get to know TAC-Q in a supportive environment.
It will also give younger children the chance to experience
what TAC -Q is all about, helping them become familiar
and comfortable with us before they are old enough
to transition to our week-long camps.