Nominate your school for a fully funded wellbeing program
Does your school face socio-economic or geographic barriers? You may be eligible for a philanthropically funded program. Complete the form below to find out more.
What you can expect
An Award-Winning Workshop
Engage in interactive and impactful in-person workshops tailored specifically for your student cohort. Passionate and skilled youth presenters take students through strategies, interactive discussions, and creative activities to model current student issues and explore strategies that students can implement straight away.
Digital Platform Access
Enjoy 12-month access to our Digital Platform, offering a wealth of resources designed for the entire school community (Secondary schools only).
EMPOWER AND EQUIP YOUR SCHOOL WITH THE TOOLS TO CHALLENGE BULLYING, HATE, AND PREJUDICE.
Enable students to stand against bullying and discrimination
Build kind, safe, and inclusive online spaces
Foster empathy and meaningful connections among peers
Build healthy and positive relationships
Cultivate overall wellbeing and build resilience
Workshop Programs
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BELONG
Helps students understand their role in building an inclusive school culture. A gentle, foundational entry point into empathy and belonging.
A core anti-bullying workshop for primary schools, building shared understanding of bullying and equipping students to move from bystander to upstander.
Experience the benefits of a fully funded PROJECT ROCKIT program, typically valued between $4000 and $8000 per school.
Nominate your school for a funded program below
NOMINATE YOUR SCHOOL
To help understand if your school qualifies for additional support, we’ve put together a brief list of guidelines. We encourage you to apply for funding if:
You work at a government/public school anywhere across Australia
Your school is located in a regional, rural or remote area
Your school has an ICSEA rating of 980 or below for metropolitan areas, and 1010 or below for regional, rural and remote areas
Despite these recommended guidelines, we also accept and encourage nominations from schools that may not fulfil this criteria, but have an evident need that aligns with our workshops.
In all cases, nominations with high levels of detail and a clear explanation of how your barriers impede your access to external school providers will be preferenced.
