Our Work

Over 8 weeks, our young participants engage in group and individual coaching activities that help them develop positive psychological skills such as autonomy, self-regulation, motivation and resilience to help them navigate through life’s challenges and achieve their goals. Each week, participants take part in hands-on experiences under the guidance of our qualified and experienced coaches, where they stretch their limits, build their confidence and develop life skills that will last a lifetime.

As part of the program, participants embark on a five-day adventure education trip. Supported by our coaches, they build on the challenges of this outdoor experience and develop new life skills as well as friendships with other young people.

Participants work in small groups to design and implement a project that will make a difference in their community. This may be a community garden, a charity awareness day, a video to support new students or anything else they feel will impact others in a positive way. To help them develop their community project into a viable concept, they participate in a design thinking workshop and pitch their project idea to a peer panel for a chance to be awarded up to $500 in funding for their project. Participants implement the project over the course of the program. The community project component of the program is designed to help students apply what they’ve learned during the program, and get job ready by developing project management, time management, presentation and teamwork skills.

Over 8 weeks, our young participants engage in group and individual coaching activities that help them develop positive psychological skills such as autonomy, self-regulation, motivation and resilience to help them navigate through life’s challenges and achieve their goals. Each week, participants take part in hands-on experiences under the guidance of our qualified and experienced coaches, where they stretch their limits, build their confidence and develop life skills that will last a lifetime.

Participants work in small groups to design and implement a project that will make a difference in their community. This may be a community garden, a charity awareness day, a video to support new students or anything else they feel will impact others in a positive way. To help them develop their community project into a viable concept they participate in a design thinking workshop and pitch their project idea to a peer panel for a chance to be awarded up to $500 in funding for their project. Participants implement the project over the course of the program. The community project component of the program is designed to help students apply what they’ve learned during the program, and get job ready by developing project management, time management, presentation and teamwork skills.

We have significant experience delivering evidence based programs designed to support young people achieve their potential. To enhance our core 8-week programs we are currently developing additional components focused on supporting young people to further develop personal capabilities, leadership and work readiness skills. We can also partner with schools and communities to design bespoke programs using developmental coaching as the primary modality to support young people to grow.

Please contact Head of Programs Dr Charmaine O'Brien if you would like to discuss any of our programs, or developing a bespoke program for your school or organisation.