In Queensland, vulnerable kids in state care are being lured into deadly “trap houses” — drug dens where predators exploit them, sometimes drugging and abusing teens as young as 14. Child protection officials warn this crisis is far more widespread than most realize, exposing systemic failures that leave kids feeling abandoned and unsafe. Stories like Zoey’s reveal the deep betrayal and longing for real care these children face. With thousands in the system, reformers are pushing for an end to outdated residential care models and a focus on safety, voice, and support — because no child should be left to fall through the cracks.
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