DIYDG People HubOne secure portal for volunteers, staff and students to onboard, track professional development, complete supervision and manage placement evidence with DIYDG.
The DIYDG People Hub serves three groups. Pick the lane that matches you — students on placement, DIYDG staff and volunteers, or new applicants expressing interest in a placement with us.
For students already on placement
Sign in to log placement hours, upload evidence against your CHC units of competency, complete supervision check-ins and access your learning resources.
Need an account? Your DIYDG supervisor will send an invite.
For DIYDG team members
Complete your onboarding, sign contracts and policies, track professional development, manage supervision and access the vault, calendar, news and chat.
Invite-only — accounts are issued by DIYDG admin.
New to DIYDG? Apply here
Express interest in completing your student placement with DIYDG. Tell us about your course, placement dates and what you'd like to learn. No account needed to apply.
Mob strongly encouraged to apply.
Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good — the programs and services you're part of.
Backing grassroots community groups with mentoring, governance and shared services to grow strong, sustainable local impact.
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Strengthening children, young people and families through culturally safe support, mentoring and family wellbeing.
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Building confident young leaders through culture, teamwork and practical skills that inspire positive action and stronger communities.
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Indigenous-led research turning community voices into evidence that strengthens programs, policy and lasting outcomes for families.
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Empowering First Nations young people aged 16–25 to lead, connect, volunteer and create positive change in their communities.
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Flexible learning pathways that reconnect young people with education, culture and employment.
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Men's yarning circles, cultural healing, suicide prevention and leadership opportunities for First Nations men.
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Individualised supports that build independence, confidence, community participation and life skills.
Learn moreWe host students from Social Work, Community Services, Youth Work, Public Health, Education and related fields. Gain hands-on experience working alongside young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across Far North Queensland — on Country, in community and in our programs.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students are strongly encouraged to apply.
Tell us about your course, university and placement dates.
Complete onboarding, WWCC and DIYDG induction.
Work in our programs with regular supervision and reflection.
Log hours and upload evidence against your unit requirements.
Whether you're joining as a volunteer, starting a new role, completing a student placement or growing in your career — the portal has you covered.
Sign up, complete induction, sign agreements and access the DIYDG handbook — all online.
Contracts, policies, code of conduct and role-specific inductions tracked in one place.
Express interest, upload evidence against CHC units of competency, and log placement hours.
Plan, log and reflect on training, courses and learning across the year.
Schedule and record supervision sessions, goals and follow-up actions with your supervisor.
Working with Children Checks, police checks and cultural safety captured and kept current.
Sign in to continue your onboarding, supervision or placement — or reach out to your DIYDG contact for an invite.
