The importance of early intervention to break the cycle of domestic and intimate partner violence
Back in September, Human Nature proudly participated in the 2024 No to Violence Conference in Naarm (Melbourne). Represented by Andy Hamilton, Jen Parke and Kane…
Read moreAddressing the alarming crisis in youth mental health
Today marks a significant moment in the global conversation on youth mental health with the publication of The Lancet Psychiatry Commission on youth mental…
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Thriving through kindness: Human Nature secures prestigious global grant for youth mental health
We are thrilled to announce Human Nature’s selection as a 2024 Born This Way/ Cotton On Foundation Kindness in Community Fund grant recipient, supporting youth…
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Andy’s journey to Human Nature: a fireside chat
On a crisp evening in Byron Bay, a group of community members gathered for an intimate fireside chat at The Sunseeker Byron Bay. At the…
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Empowered Future Camps funded by Resilient Kids Youth Participation Fund
Human Nature is thrilled to be one of the eight community organisations chosen to receive a grant from the Social Futures Resilient Kids Youth Participation Fund for our Empowered Future Camps.
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Building a brighter future: why multi-year donations matter to sustainability
At Human Nature, we believe every young person deserves access to the mental health support they need. We’ve witnessed the positive impact our unique approach…
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Elemental Magazine: Where challenge meets change
Our founder Andy Hamilton sat down with Elemental Magazine recently to talk about the youth mental health crisis, the intensive work needed to connect with…
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A Current Affair: Outdoors Aiding Aussie Youth’s Mental Health Crisis
On Easter Saturday, A Current Affair aired a segment they created to highlight the work that Human Nature is doing. The feature was produced by…
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‘Obliged to help’: David Gyngell sounds alarm over mental health crisis in Northern Rivers
Recently Human Nature was mentioned in an article in the Sydney Morning Herald written by Heath Gilmore and Catherine Naylor. The article was highlighting…
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