Resources
This page brings together helpful information, trusted services, and professional resources to support you in finding what you need. Whether you’re exploring training or professional development, seeking additional support, or considering your next step, we hope these resources provide helpful guidance and make the process feel a little easier.
Helpful Links
→ Emerging Minds
emergingminds.com.au
Resources, training, and tools for professionals working with children and families, especially around trauma and mental health.
→ Carer Gateway
carergateway.gov.au
National support service for unpaid carers, including respite, counselling, and practical resources.
→ Kids Helpline
kidshelpline.com.au
Free, confidential support for children and young people aged 5 to 25.
→ Raising Children Network
raisingchildren.net.au
Evidence-based parenting and child development resources, funded by the Australian Government.
→ Be You (Educator Wellbeing)
beyou.edu.au
Tools and resources supporting educator and learning community mental health and resilience.
→ eSafety Commissioner
esafety.gov.au
Guidance and support around online safety for children, young people, families, and educators.
→ Guardian for Children & Young People (SA)
gcyp.sa.gov.au
Advocacy for children and young people in care and detention in South Australia.
*These links are provided for information only. We are not affiliated with these organisations, and inclusion does not imply endorsement.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Our training, programs, and workshops welcome:
Professionals and practitioners
Leaders and service teams
Educators and youth workers
Parents and carers
Tertiary students in the community services sector
Community organisations
Anyone who supports others or contributes to safe and effective services
You don’t need any prior qualifications – just an openness to learn, reflect, and grow. Some offerings are created with particular roles or participant groups in mind, and we’ll always make this clear in the program information.
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Not at all. Our sessions are designed to be practical, inclusive, and easy to follow, whether you’re new to this space or have years of experience.
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Accreditation and completion requirements vary across our training, programs, and professional development workshops. Some are delivered by an accredited or authorised facilitator, while others are non-accredited or developed by Hear to Empower. We’ll always clearly explain any accreditation and completion requirements so you know what to expect.
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Yes. We offer private group training, evidence-based programs, established professional development workshops, and tailored workshops for organisations, businesses, education providers, service teams, community groups, and private groups.
Get in touch to discuss your needs, and we can help you select an existing training, program, or workshop – or explore a tailored option for your team or organisation.
Hear to Empower may also provide guest lectures and presentations within university and tertiary learning environments upon request.
Pricing varies depending on the training, program, or workshop, delivery format, participant numbers, and the level of tailoring required.
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Absolutely. We’re always happy to have a chat and help you work out if the training is the right fit. Just reach out via the contact form and we’ll get back to you.
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