Data, when used well, can change lives
Data, when used well, can change lives. We’re proud to have worked alongside the Australian Bureau of Statistics LCDI Community Team to better understand the…
From Research to Real Impact
Important conversations continue to shape the future of preventative mental health. Recently, our Head of Clinical Services, Inkah Fischer, presented research from our Regenerate program…
Kookaburra Kids Making a Greater Impact Than Ever Before
The Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation is proud to share the release of our 2024/25 Impact Report, showcasing the life-changing difference our programs are making for…
New Research Highlights Role of Nature in Supporting Young People’s Mental Wellbeing
New study shines a light on the psychological benefits of nature-based activities, including stress reduction and attention restoration, through Kookaburra Kids Regenerate Program. The Australian…
Partnership Success: What We Achieved Through Our Collaboration with The Big Sister Foundation
Since our partnership with the Big Sister Foundation began in 2019, we have made significant strides in advancing research efforts and enhancing the impact of…
Bullying No Way
Bullying can have a devastating effect on a young person’s sense of belonging, mental health, and overall well-being. That’s why during ‘Bullying No Way Week’, Kookaburra…
How to Talk to Young People About Suicide
Story by Chad Whitehead – AKKF Mental Health Camp Clinician and Credentialed Mental Health Nurse. Trigger warning: this post contains information about suicide which you…
Mental Health Month Radio Interview with Lee Knight
We have had a wonderful opportunity over the past week to speak about our clinically designed programs and the positive impacts they have on our…
Kookaburra Kids Factsheet #2
Our programs provide a safe, peer environment that enables a sense of connection, shared and meaningful experience for our #KookaburraKids. Check out this factsheet produced…