Our Mission

 Our dedication to fostering positive and enduring change in our community is unwavering, serving as a pillar of authenticity and transparency for our youth, children, and families.

We hold a strong conviction in the power of our united efforts to transform ingrained behaviors and the challenges faced by society.

Through the cultivation of a milieu of trust, respect, and sincere cooperation, we possess the capability to enact significant impact.

 The court process (regardless if its to do with Justice, Families or Education) can have a negative impact on children, young people and families. This impact can filter through to a person’s physical and mental health. People feel ‘done to’ and that their side of the story hasn’t had a chance to be told.   

This is where Meeting of Minds Facilitation Skills steps in to assist individuals in sharing their narratives. 

We utilize our expertise to dismantle barriers and foster collective understanding.

• Mental Health First Aid (Youth)
• Making SPACE for Learning
• SMART – Trauma and its impact on the developing body
• Art of Participatory Community Building (ABC)
• Change Fest – Place Based Social Change Convention
• 2020 Bridges out of Poverty
• CHC50413 Diploma of Youth Work
• Motivational Interviewing (MI)
• Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI)
• Substance Abuse & Mental Health Interventions
• Outcomes Star Training – Triangle Consulting School
• An Introduction to Restorative Justice/Restorative Practice
• Facilitation to Set Relationships Right (AARJ)
• Safe and Together
• Strength Based Reflective Practise in Supervision

Our expertise lies not only in linking services and individuals but also in engaging with our youth to shape their future prospects.

Productive yet challenging dialogues emerge when individuals from diverse sectors come together. These sectors include children, adolescents, families, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and government agencies. True collaboration can spark transformative outcomes, repairing what was once damaged. By observing our mindsets, instead of being confined by them, we begin to acquire the essential perspectives and insights that steer this intricate work.

The positive social and emotional growth of children and adolescents is crucial. It is vital to consider how our services and educational institutions foster an environment that nurtures this growth, especially given the rapid and frequent changes in the world of our youth.