Grand Pacific Health is a not-for-profit healthcare organisation providing high-quality and responsive healthcare services. We focus on what matters most – making our services accessible to all in the communities where we live and work. Above all, we focus on our consumers. At the core of our identity is the commitment to integrated care, aiming to address every facet of each of our consumers’ physical health and mental wellbeing throughout the various stages of life. Founded on the principles of inclusivity and accessibility, we firmly believe that everyone, regardless of their financial circumstances, has the right to high-quality healthcare. To uphold this belief, we proudly offer free or low-cost health services that ensure our care reaches everyone in need, particularly those experiencing or at greater risk of disadvantage. At Grand Pacific Health we have a long-term commitment to the communities we serve and are proud to live and work in those communities

Aussie Helpers is a grassroots Australian charity dedicated to supporting rural and regional families doing it tough. We provide practical assistance including food hampers, prepaid fuel cards, financial counselling referrals, and wellbeing support to help ease pressure during hardship. Working closely with local communities, we respond quickly and respectfully to individual needs, ensuring help reaches those who need it most. Our mission is to keep farmers on the land, strengthen resilience, and support mental health in the bush. With the backing of generous supporters and partners, Aussie Helpers continues to make a meaningful difference across rural Australia every day

Young People (YP) with mental health difficulties are more likely to disengage from work or study. headspace Work & Study Online connects YP with dedicated Work & Study Specialists who provide tailored support via phone, video or webchat to achieve their vocational goals.
The service supports YP in areas such as finding work, exploring study and education options, identifying career pathways or support with existing work or study.
YP can also access resources, connect with peers through dedicated group chats and receive support from mental health clinicians if required.

Stride Mental Health provides services to support people at all stages of their mental health journey. This includes early intervention services designed to support children, young people and adults at-risk of developing mental health conditions through services for people with ongoing and complex needs. Wherever people are in their journey, we provide personalised, quality support and work with them to create the life they want.

Talk Now Telehealth is the all-in-one practice management and telehealth platform helping mental health practitioners across Australia and New Zealand grow independent private practices, without the admin overload.

We connect clients with a trusted, multidisciplinary network of registered professionals, including psychiatry, psychology, counselling, psychotherapy, social work, genetic counselling, GP mental health referrals and assessments, mental health dietetics, mental health nursing, occupational therapy, and rehabilitation counselling.

Our mission is simple: make trusted mental health care easier to access, while supporting therapists to maintain a sustainable work–life balance so they can deliver the highest standard of care.

The Arches Foundation is a care-informed organisation advancing research, training, and practice to transform outcomes for children, families, and frontline professionals. We specialise in developing and delivering evidence-based training, sector-wide research initiatives, and practical tools that embed trauma-responsive, resilience-building approaches across child protection, education, and community services. Our work bridges lived experience, neuroscience, and frontline realities, ensuring knowledge translates into sustainable change. With a focus on capacity-building and systems transformation, Arches partners with organisations, carers, and professionals to strengthen practice, improve wellbeing, and embed cultures of care that enable children and young people to thrive.

Women’s Health & Equality Queensland (WHEQ) is a state wide leader in women’s health, gender equity, and the primary prevention of violence, supporting women and gender diverse people across Queensland to heal, recover, and thrive.

Through trauma informed, person centred services, WHEQ provides free counselling, therapeutic groups, and health programs that prioritise safety, dignity, and empowerment.

At the heart of WHEQ’s work is a commitment to healing and recovery. We recognise that health and wellbeing extend far beyond the absence of illness and encompass physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, and social wellbeing.

Our holistic approach supports individuals at every stage of their recovery journey, creating space for reflection, connection, and restoration.

Counselling services offer a safe and supportive environment where women can focus on their own wellbeing, rebuild confidence, and regain a sense of control over their lives.