From Isolation to Advocacy
Learn how young carer Anna transformed her life with support from Satellite Foundation and a caring community.
Learn how young carer Anna transformed her life with support from Satellite Foundation and a caring community.
See the impact of Amanda’s daughter in this inspiring story of resilience and support for families facing mental health challenges and domestic violence.
As National Carers Week 2026 draws to a close, Satellite reflects on the importance of recognising young people supporting family members experiencing mental health challenges. Through two sector events, we joined conversations about making caring experiences more visible, amplifying young people's voices and ensuring their contributions and support needs are recognised.
Satellite CEO Nadine Bartholomeusz-Raymond and Tandem CEO Merewyn Foran joined Inner FM’s *Knocks Offs* to discuss the “Make Young Carers Visible” campaign and the importance of recognising and supporting young carers across Victoria.
Satellite hosted the launch of Young Carer Voices in Action: YAC Podcast Special & Zine with a special event at Satellite's office, welcoming guests from across the mental health sector.
Satellite Foundation has officially expanded its StigmaBeat project, a research and community initiative co-designed alongside Monash University and young people from rural Gippsland.
Satellite’s Youth Advisory Council (YAC) is proud to launch two new resources, which aim to literally Amplify the voices of and Advocate for young people with caring responsibilities.
Calling all young adults aged 18–25! Take part in our Creative Challenge for the chance to win 2 tickets to see Alice Oseman live in Melbourne and celebrate Wear It Purple Day.
Learn how Satellite Foundation helps young people like Grace’s daughter reach their full potential through peer support and creativity.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land we live, work and create on, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
We acknowledge that sovereignty was never ceded.
Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.