The Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation supports children aged 8-18 years, living in families affected by mental illness. The program provides free evidence-based, age appropriate prevention and early intervention mental health services, embedded within a peer-based social and activity-based format. A “Defence Kids Program” is also delivered to serving and ex-serving Australian Defence Force families.
The Australian Kookaburra Kids Foundation supports children aged 8-18 years, living in families affected by mental illness. The program provides free evidence-based, age appropriate prevention and early intervention mental health services, embedded within a peer-based social and activity-based format. A “Defence Kids Program” is also delivered to serving and ex-serving Australian Defence Force families.
A central part of the Kookaburra Kids Camp is the Chat Group run each day by our team of experienced volunteer leaders. Chat Group provides an opportunity to learn about mental illness and how it affects families; share their experiences and to discover and improve their coping skills and resilience.
Held over a weekend at various locations, camps provide kids with an amazing experience where they participate in activities such as canoeing, archery, giant swing, go carts, craft, laser tag and much more.
Held during school holidays Kookaburra Kids catch up with friends from camp for a fun FREE day out. Activities can include ice skating, laser tag, bowling, movies, putt putt golf and beach activities just to name a few.
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