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Mentoring Support

Positive, mentoring-style support that helps young people build confidence, strengthen life skills, set goals and develop a stronger sense of self-belief.

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What this support includes

  • Goal setting and confidence-building
  • Support with routines and life skills
  • Positive role modelling
  • Social and emotional support
  • Encouragement to build independence

Who it’s for

For young people who would benefit from a trusted support person to help them build confidence, develop skills and work towards personal goals.

For confidence, skills and growth

How it works

  1. Share their needs, interests and goals
  2. We’ll plan support that feels positive and practical
  3. We’ll help them build confidence step by step

What we focus on

Confidence &
Self-Belief

Goals &
Life Skills

Social
Connection

Personal
Growth

Wellbeing &
Encouragement

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We’ll call you within 2 business hours (Mon-Sun, 8 am-6 pm)

FAQs

  • Mentoring support gives young people a trusted support person who can encourage them, help them build confidence, develop life skills and work towards personal goals.

  • It is suitable for young people who may benefit from positive guidance, encouragement, practical support and someone safe to help them grow their confidence and independence.

  • Yes, mentoring-style support may be funded through the NDIS depending on the participant’s goals, plan and available funding. We can help families understand whether this support may suit their needs.

  • It can help with confidence, communication, social skills, routines, motivation, goal setting, emotional regulation, decision-making and building independence.

  • Yes. We tailor support around the young person’s needs, interests, personality, comfort level and goals so it feels practical, positive and meaningful.

  • Yes. Mentoring support can take place in the community, during activities, outings or everyday situations where the young person can practise skills and build confidence.

  • Yes. We work with families to understand what matters most, including goals, routines, challenges, preferences and what kind of support would be helpful.

  • You can get in touch with us to talk through your young person’s needs, interests and goals. From there, we’ll discuss suitable support options and next steps.