Federation Council will deliver the Vibe Check Youth Mental Health Intervention Project across the local government area, strengthening mental health awareness and response capability within sports clubs and youth organisations.
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Lutheran School Wagga Wagga will deliver an integrated, school-wide approach to mental wellbeing to support students, staff and families, recognising the increasing complexity of student mental health needs.
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Providing free, early intervention support for students experiencing mental health challenges including anxiety, depression, self-doubt and suicidal ideation.
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A series of free therapeutic and social group programs supporting women’s mental wellbeing and social connection in Wagga and surrounding communities.
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Coleambally Central School will deliver The Resilience Project as a whole-school and community wellbeing initiative aimed at strengthening mental health literacy, suicide prevention and emotional wellbeing.
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HYPE – Helping Young People Evolve, delivered by Centacare SWNSW, is a community-focused event designed to support, empower and connect young people across the Griffith region.
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Kooringal High School will deliver a structured wellbeing initiative for Year 9 and 10 students during Term 1, 2026, tailored to students’ gender identity, cultural background and lived experience.
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Hay Shire Council will deliver an integrated program of community resilience training to strengthen local capacity for suicide prevention and early intervention.
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A community-led mental wellbeing initiative supporting men and women working in Narrandera’s construction and trade industries.
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Brave Conversations, delivered by Priscilla Jaya, is a two-phase suicide prevention initiative designed to support veterans, men and rural communities by building confidence, connection and practical skills for early intervention.
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Wagga City Rugby Club will deliver a two-part suicide prevention workshop for up to 100 male participants, led by the Murrumbidgee Men’s Group, with a focus on reducing stigma, strengthening connection and encouraging help-seeking.
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Murundhu 2026 will be held over two days on 25 and 26 January 2026 in Wagga Wagga, delivering a community-led cultural wellbeing event facilitated by Wiradjuri community members.
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Jingellic Hub will deliver separate Men’s and Women’s High Tea events, creating a relaxed and inclusive setting to promote mental health awareness, self-care and connection.
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The Community Resiliency Model (CRM®) workshop will deliver a practical, skills-based approach to emotional balance and wellbeing, supporting individuals to better manage stress and remain grounded during challenging times.
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The Murrumbidgee Men’s Group (MMG) will host a high-profile guest speaker event in Wagga Wagga in 2026, aimed at creating meaningful conversation and connection around men’s mental health.
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The initiative includes 48 community Walk & Talk events, providing consistent, low-pressure opportunities for people to connect while being active together.
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The event will use storytelling and shared experience to spark open conversation about mental health, particularly in rural communities.
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The Deniliquin Mental Health Awareness Group (Deni MHAG) will deliver a community-wide mental health awareness initiative in partnership with Edward River Council and the Rotary Club of Deniliquin.
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The Multicultural Council of Wagga Wagga will deliver a series of art therapy groups for women from refugee backgrounds, hosted at UNIQUE Art space in Wagga Wagga.
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The program offers a range of regular, low-barrier activities that create safe and welcoming spaces for people to connect, build trust and access support in ways that feel natural and respectful.
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