Young people moving out of care and into independent living will have access to an information pack to help with the transition.

Child Safety Minister Phil Reeves said $70,000 in funding was provided to the CREATE Foundation to put together the 'Go Your Own Way' bags filled with valuable resources.

"The kits are brimming with resources including a cookbook, jobs guide, and an information pack on how to apply for housing, how to access health services, how to find a job and how to purchase a car," Mr Reeves said.

"Transition can be a challenging time for young people who have been living in out of home care.

"It is essential these young people are better equipped and supported so they are confident to make the best decisions for their future."

CREATE Foundation Chief Executive Officer Jacqui Reed said young people, who had made the journey from care to independence had contributed to the design and content of the satchels.

"The Go Your Own Way kit includes a transition from care journal with words and inspiration from young people now living independently who wanted to share their own experiences," she said.

"We wanted young people to know that they are not alone and that there are many services and programs available to assist and support them."

The Go Your Own Way kits are being distributed through Queensland Government Child Safety Service Centres.

"Our community partners like CREATE Foundation and the services they provide help children and young people who are unable to live with their own families because of neglect and abuse," Mr Reeves said.

"Protecting children is everyone's business, and we appreciate the hard work of our non-government organisations."