Workshops
Peer-driven workshops that build emotional strength
Emotional strength training workshops for Years 10, 11 and 12
Our engaging and immersive workshops allow young people to talk about their challenges without judgement. They provide strategies to build emotional strength through peer support.
Workshops for Boys
Level One – Challenging Stereotypes
An exploration of the male stereotype, it’s impact on young men, and the implications of conforming to traditional expectations in a changing world.
Level Two – Changing Culture
Analysing how young men treat one another, understanding the consequences of their actions, and supporting a culture of individuality and authenticity.
Level Three – Taking Responsibility
Examining past actions and the emotions tied to them, the impact and place of men in society, and building and maintaining meaningful relationships.
Workshops for Girls
Empowering Voices
This workshop empowers young women to be able to recognise their own strengths and full range of emotions.
Strengthening Connection
Breaking down the barriers that block great friendships between girls.
Building Courage
Empowering participants to discover their authentic self and the courage to stand up for their own needs and wants.
After today’s workshop, I’m gonna change and check up on my mates more.
~ Workshop participant
Meet our facilitators
Our facilitators are have several years of practical experience delivering engaging workshops to young people. They are dedicated to our mission.
Mel O’Neil-King
Facilitator
Rhett Corker
Facilitator
Empower your students with essential life skills.
Please complete the enquiry form. We’ll contact you to answer any questions and organise a workshop for your school or club.
Exciting collaboration
Youth Mental Health Research
We are collaborating with The Perron Institute – Led by Associate Professor Jennifer Rodger.
The Brain Plasticity research group at the Perron Institute focuses on addressing the urgent need for improved treatment options for youth struggling with mental health issues.
Engaging in both preclinical and clinical research, the group investigates the physiological, cellular, and molecular basis of brain plasticity, aiming to uncover the causes of mental health conditions and explore potential therapeutic interventions.
Ultimately, their goal is to implement a personalised treatment selection pipeline to expand treatment options, raise awareness, and educate the community about youth mental health.
How you can support
Kai-Fella
Attend the Ball
Last year at the Kai-Fella Ball, we raised $115,000, but we know we can do better!
Buy Merch
Get your hands on some seriously fun swag and help us spread the word and the work.
Raise Funds
Create your own event or challenge to raise funds for Kai-Fella workshops.
Donate
Your cash donation will increase the number of workshops we can deliver.
Thank you to our sponsors
