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Enlighten Education
The Goodfellas program helps boys build strong relationships, advocate for themselves and others, and challenge masculinity myths through evidence-based learning, discussions, and group activities, fostering a more cohesive and engaged year group.
Greatfulness Group Pty Ltd
The Greatfulness program builds the mental fitness of students with a toolbox of practical strategies. It has been mapped to Australian Curriculum, with a focus on Personal and Social Capability.
Platinum Potential Resilience Programs
Happy, Kind, and Healthy Minds is a step-by-step school-based (or home-schooling) program that aims to create happier, kinder, more empowered, confident, motivated, inspired, and resilient youth.
Variety The Children's Charity (NSW/ACT)
The Just Like You program is a free disability awareness program catering to school students in fun and interactive workshops to teach that people with a disability really are JUST LIKE YOU!
Learning Curve Wellbeing Growth Program
The Learning Curve lessons and activities use a PERMAH growth orientated mindset by engaging students' interest and curiosity to want to learn more about themselves socially, emotionally and academically.
Chain Reaction Foundation
Learning Ground in School (LGiS) is a weekly program promoting cognitive, emotional and behavioural change in young people, focusing on student wellbeing and skills development.
Life Education Australia
The Life Ed Program builds on students' strengths, empowering them with knowledge and skills to make safer and healthier choices.
The Live Life Whole Project
A preventative health education program designed by health professionals to support the health and wellbeing of our next generation of females.
NAPCAN (National Association for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect)
Love Bites (ages 15-17) and Love Bites Junior (ages 11-14) are extremely successful Respectful Relationships Education Programs for young people.
Alannah & Madeline Foundation
Media Literacy Lab (MLL) is a fun, gamified online platform empowering students to navigate the media landscape, free for all Australian schools. MLL encourages students to consider sources of information, techniques used by media and their own engagement with media.
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