Partnerships

Each day, on average, in Australia, ten children are diagnosed with a brain injury or illness, plunging over 3,000 families into crisis and a very different future. Established by one of these parents thirty years ago, in partnership with the children’s hospitals, Brainwave supports over 1,800 of these children and their families across the country to live their best lives.

The Welfare Rights Centre provides essential legal support to individuals navigating Australia's social security and family assistance systems. Specialising in Centrelink matters, it offers free legal advice, representation, and advocacy to ensure fair treatment and access to entitlements. The Centre advocates directly to Centrelink, as well assists with appeals, and complex cases, striving to uphold the rights and dignity of clients. Their work aims to reduce inequality and improve the welfare system for the community’s most vulnerable members. 

White Cloud Foundation is an Australian not-for-profit providing practical, early-intervention mental health support. Founded in 2011 by telehealth pioneer Professor Adam Scott, White Cloud makes care more accessible through free Tele-Mental Health Service and an Australia-first Meals for Mums program. Guided by compassion and evidence, they help people facing depression, anxiety, and perinatal mental health challenges get the support they need, when they need it most.

Hear Our Heart provides a free mobile hearing screening and education program for all children accessing early childcare centres, primary, and secondary schools across the Orana region of NSW. Children who are identified with hearing issues are referred for specialist clinical/educational intervention. 

The Walter and Eliza Hall Trust works with the Public Education Foundation to provide up to 5 scholarships annually for Year 12 public high school students with a physical disability who intend to undertake tertiary studies on completion of their secondary education.