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The new education camp -style program for children who are not accused of crime will begin in the west of Brisbane in months as the new details of the Crisafulli government’s election pledge emerged.

Children between the ages of 12-17 with antisocial or criminal behavior will be placed in mentoring and participation sessions during three accommodation for 12 months.

The program, called the regional reset by the government, will include emotional, social and physical skills, cultural learning, traditional education and “digital detox” development activities.

Kokoda Youth Foundation will manage the camps.

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Nine places will be established in Darling Downs with the first.

During the state elections, Katherine Hayes, General Manager of Youth Defense Center, said that the regional reset program would do very little to address the main reason for the youth crime.

“When you see an increase in the crime of youth, you know that there are basic problems in society, and most of these problems are exposed to too much of the government,” he said.

“The only way to really stop reorganizing is to really deal with the underlying causes of the discomfort, and this is not done with a three -week reset.”