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Black Dog Institute
The Mental Fitness Program is a free interactive session that helps high-school aged young people recognise the strategies they can implement to improve mental health and wellbeing for themselves and their friends through connection.
Act Belong Commit
Mentally Healthy Schools provides a framework to embed Act Belong Commit within the classroom, school environment and broader school community to protect and improve the mental health and wellbeing of students, staff and wider school community.
Mind Blank
Mind Blank offers interactive theatre as a mental health promotion tool.
The University of Queensland
Mindfields programs support secondary school students to develop social and emotional skills and promote strategies for a positive and meaningful life.
Tasmanian Department of Health
Move Well Eat Well (MWEW) is a free Tasmanian government program supporting children's health and wellbeing in primary schools and early childhood services by promoting physical activity and healthy eating as a positive part of every day.
Dancesport Confidence
The My Best Self program enables students to connect, succeed and thrive through dance. They learn wellbeing concepts, along with a suite of partner dances, including the Cha Cha Cha, Tango, Salsa and Jive.
My Mind Check
My Mind Check is a free, evidence-based digital tool for schools that offers early insights into student mental health and wellbeing across all year levels, supporting schools with simple and practical follow-up guidance and resources.
Reconciliation Australia
Reconciliation Australia's Narragunnawali program supports learning communities to teach about, and take action towards, reconciliation between non-First Nations Australians and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. It comprises an online platform with tools and resources for driving reconciliation in the classroom, around the school and with the community.
Ngarrngga
Ngarrngga is a multifaceted, transdisciplinary wellbeing-related program structured around three nodes of Indigenous Knowledge: in curriculum, in schools, and in Initial Teacher Education.
Online Guardians
Digital Wellbeing and Safety considers issues associated with addiction, bullying, safety, disconnection, desensitisation, self-help and balance.
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