UNICEF Australia’s Generation Cyber project is bringing young Australians into the heart of the conversation about online safety and digital wellbeing.
Lifeline Australia, the country’s leading provider of crisis support services, is expanding its reach with a new project to better connect young people with the
yourtown’s Qwibbl app, developed with input from young Australians, is helping users manage their challenges while remaining connected to counsellors and engaged with their peers.
When Lani Li (she/any) joined Minus18’s Young Leaders Program last year, they had no idea just how much of an impact the experience would have
From creating a tool to streamline their exam prep to securing state government funding, Exam Insights is helping students across Queensland study smarter.
For young Australians, navigating mental health care can be challenging. However, a pioneering Orygen Digital project could change how young people engage with therapy.
From Rainbow Families, a charity supporting LGBTQ+ families, comes Little Rainbows — a youth advisory council with online resources for children under 12.
With support from Telstra Foundation, Alannah & Madeline Foundation is delivering essential media literacy education for secondary students, through an innovative, gamified resource that reflects
The Telstra Foundation is a long-standing partner of Orygen Digital, the technology division of Australia’s leading youth mental health organisation and the creators of Mello.
Deepfakes to deceitful bots, Telstra Foundation’s partner is keeping it real for kids, pre-school to Year 10.
