ONLINE SUPPORT GROUPS

The Missing Link in a Failing System
Australia’s mental health system is failing young people due to long wait times, limited access to psychiatrists, and a lack of early intervention programs. However, an overlooked consequence of this failing system is the neglect of the parents and carers who are on the front lines every day. Without proper support, they struggle to provide the stability and care their child needs, perpetuating a cycle of crisis.By investing in and promoting support groups for carers, we can strengthen the entire mental health support network, ensuring that young people receive not just medical treatment but also the long-term, informed, and compassionate care they need at home.
THESE GROUPS ARE NOT JUST HELPFUL...
THEY ARE ESSENTIAL.
Support groups for parents and carers of mentally unwell young people are crucial because they address a major gap in Australia’s struggling mental health system.
While much attention is given to the treatment of the young person, the wellbeing of their caregivers is often overlooked, leaving them isolated, overwhelmed, and unsupported.
Join a virtual support groups held
MON, TUES, FRI from 12-1pm.
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SPONSOR A VIRTUAL SUPPORT GROUP
Sponsor a virtual support group for 1 month
$99
Sponsor a virtual support group for 3 months
$297
Sponsor a virtual support group for 6 months
$594
Sponsor a virtual support group for 12 months
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Online Support Groups - Unlimited Access
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Unlimited access to our Online Support Groups. (min 1 session - max of 12 p/mth)
Virtual groups Mon, Wed & Fri 12-1 pm. Bookings are essential as the groups are capped at 6 people per session.
Valid for one month
WHY ARE SUPPORT GROUPS NECESSARY?
Emotional Support & Validation
Parents and carers experience high levels of stress, guilt, and exhaustion. Being part of a support group allows them to connect with others who truly understand their struggles, reducing feelings of isolation and validating their experiences.
Practical
Guidance
Navigating the mental health system is complex and frustrating. Support groups provide firsthand advice on accessing services, understanding treatment options, and advocating for their child within a fragmented system.
Preventing Carer Burnout
Preventing Carer BurnoutWhen carers are unsupported, they risk burnout, which affects their ability to provide the necessary care for their child. Support groups promote self-care and resilience, helping parents maintain their own mental and emotional health.
Empowerment & Advocacy
A collective voice is stronger than an individual one. Support groups enable parents to advocate for better policies, funding, and services, pushing for systemic change that benefits all families dealing with youth mental health issues.
Bridging
the Gap
The Australian mental health system is notoriously underfunded and overstretched, often leaving families without adequate professional support. Support groups help fill this void by offering a space where families can share resources, strategies, and hope.
PARENT & CARER SUPPORT GROUP PILOT SERIES
"MUMA GROUP PILOT 2025"

WOW what a success! We joined a bunch of mums together for our pilot MUMA SUPPORT weekly group. It ran for 12 weeks and we had 12 participants in total.
Ending with a fantastic face-to-face catch up hosted by one of our fabulous Mums from the group. We treated the mums to
2 live speakers who kindly donated their time.
Dr Lisa Myers - psychiatrist www.awarehub.com.au and
Nina Cruz - conscient parent coach www.ninacruzconsciouscoaching.com
We were all enthralled with what they had to say not to mention being enthralled with each other!
It was a magical experience. There were lots of cuddles, laughs and tears but it was an experience that has formed a bond that we continue to rely on. It was a privilige it was to witness.
The purpose of this 12 week pilot run was to build some quantative data on whether our model would be helpful to this cohort of parents and carers. It was a resounding YES!!!
Whilst they're enduring the journey of their child's mental health crisis and the effects it has on them and their families, the lack of support for them is dissappointing. We have proven that yes, it is desperately needed and what we offer is unique and we are the first and currently the only organisation to help parents and carers on such a raw and vulnerable topic and delivered in this very accessible way.
We are therefore proud to be offering 3 time slots each week on the back of our observations and can't wait to cast the net further into rural and regional NSW and Australia wide.

