Partners
& Support

Through the support of organisations, councils and community partners who share a commitment to improving youth mental health, The Champions is able to reach thousands of students across Australia every year.

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Ray White Commercial Western Sydney

A key supporter of the program, RWC is helping to make delivery possible across schools and communities

Meet the Team

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Belle Property Northern Beaches

Belle's ongoing support is instrumental in expanding the program's reach to more students and schools

Meet the Team

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Slater + Gordon Lawyers

Slater + Gordon have played a key role in delivering the program to a broader range of schools, including those with more limited resources

Meet the Team

The Champions partners with headspace, Australia's National Youth Mental Health Foundation.

headspace joins The Champions in schools to share with students how to access free help with the foundation, whether it be in one of their 110 locations, online, or by phone.

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Partnering with councils to increase access for schools and students

Local
Council
Support

Local councils play an important role in supporting the delivery of the program within their communities. Grant funding from Local Government Area Councils enables us to reach thousands of extra students every year.

SUPPORTING THEIR YOUTH

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GRANTS

Through their support, more schools are able to access the program, including those that may not otherwise have the opportunity to take part. This helps ensure that students across a wider range of schools can benefit from meaningful mental health education.

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The Hills Shire Council

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Mental Health Partners

In addition to The Champions, Nic has worked with established mental health organisations and charities across education, community, and suicide prevention initiatives