Red Frogs is a support program that exists to serve and safeguard young people. Today’s youth live in a culture dominated by alcohol, drugs, social media and other pressures that can lead to dangerous and life-altering behaviours. That's where we come in. 

We believe in shining a light on a generation and with your help, we can make a difference to a son, a daughter, a student, a friend - our future. For more information on how we do this or to get involved, check out our programs.

It all started in 1997 when Red Frogs Australia founder Andy Gourley (then youth pastor at Citipointe Church) hit Schoolies Week on the Gold Coast with his skateboarding mates and realised the need for a designated sober person at the massive drinking parties.

Check out the 'True Story' on our History page.

A bunch of legends. Our volunteers are the heroes of Red Frogs and it takes thousands of people nationally to provide programs each year. They devote their time to others and unite together to provide solutions, support and safety for this generation of young people

You can find more info on each of our programs below.

You betcha. Red Frogs international locations include Australia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, the UK, USA and Canada. During Schoolies you can also find Frogs in Bali, Vanuatu and Fiji.

To be a volunteer you need to:

• Have a heart for young people
• Be committed to a local church and can provide a pastoral referee
• Be 18 years or older
• Be a current holder of a Working With Children Check
• Agree to abide by the Red Frogs Volunteers Code of Conduct and Terms and Conditions of volunteering
• Acknowledge that Red Frogs has a chaplaincy component to the program and therefore volunteers must understand and accept their role as a chaplain during the program.

Whereby a volunteer applicant cannot provide sufficient proof that they would be able to uphold volunteer requirements their application may not be approved.

You can make a donation to Red Frogs via our Make a Donation page on our website or call 1300 557 123.

Yes, donations of $2 and over are tax-deductible.