Errappa (the Aboriginal word for Iron Knob) can be found 50 kilometres northwest of Whyalla in the historical Iron Knob mining township.

The campsite was chosen in this area not only for its remoteness so as to remove participants from outside influences, but also for its environmental features. Errappa provides the perfect backdrop for a range of outdoor activities including abseiling, rock climbing and bushwalking.

Other activities on offer are a challenge course, high/low ropes courses, flying fox, indoor hall, basketball, beach volley ball, disco facilities and billiard tables.

Errappa’s client base includes school groups, youth at risk, young offenders, victims of crime, disadvantaged youth, indigenous and multicultural groups.

Errappa is not restricted to Blue Light programs and is used by corporate groups for team building adventure training.

The main client base is ‘at risk’ young people. Police deliver the program and work with young people to ‘break down the barriers’ and foster police/youth relationships in a non-police environment that is continued when the young person returns to their community.

For more information about the Errappa Blue Light Camp follow this link: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~errappacamp/

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To assist individuals to develop personal skills in leadership, self esteem and motivation and to assist groups and organisations with the development and maintenance of team environment and the realisation of the team’s full potential.

Noorla Yo-Long (from the Aboriginal word for house or cave) is a campsite located in a 20 acre area 12 kilometres northwest of Millicent in South Australia’s southeast.

The site boasts more than 70 ground-based obstacles, a high ropes course and – most challenging of all – a 20 metre abseiling wall.

While the physical challenges are well catered for there is also a comprehensive range of indoor activities geared to engender an environment in which positive and significant personal and group dynamic learning occurs.

Outcomes are achieved through:
• Group problem solving
• Trust-building exercises
• Group discussions
• Experiential learning.

Programs are diverse and serve individual and community needs and expectations. Groups who use the camp are school groups, youth at risk, young offenders, victims of crime, disadvantaged youth, indigenous and multicultural groups.

Activities offered at Noorla Yo-Long are not limited to Blue Light programs. The facilities are used by corporate groups for team building adventure training.

Noorla Yo-Long is situated close to local sites of interest such as the Tantanoola Caves, the Canunda National Park, the limestone systems and the coastline. This allows clients the opportunity to participate in caving, bushwalking and underwater activities.