A collection of videos, articles, creative ideas and other useful information to help children, young people, and their families navigate living with mental health challenges in the family. These resources are co-designed by Satellite and those with lived experience.
Follow along with our second Creative Series activity and learn how to make paper weaving — a creative activity supporting mental health and wellbeing for young people, families and friends to enjoy together.
Young carers often take on responsibilities beyond their years. Learn about the challenges they face, the support they need, and how Satellite can help strengthen their well-being and future.
This space supports mental health and wellbeing through monthly creative activities for young people, families and friends to enjoy together. This month, we’re making No Worries Dolls.
Satellite has created a simple flowchart to help you understand whether our support could be a good fit for a child or young person in your life.
Discover the vision of a more accepting world through 'The World I Want to See' creative challenge for young people in Victoria.
“Recognising Your Orbit” is a zine co-created by the Advocate working group from Satellite’s Youth Advisory Council (YAC) and Satellite staff.
“In Orbit Together” is Satellite’s first podcast episode, co-created by the Amplify working group of Satellite’s Youth Advisory Council (YAC) and Satellite staff.
“That's Mental" is a series of short films made with young people, for young people about lived and living experiences of mental health. Told in their own words and shown in different visual ways, each film is a unique celebration of resilience, openness and wisdom.
Justin Heazlewood shares a powerful personal reflection on growing up caring for his mother and explores schizophrenia, stigma, recovery, and the compassion people living with schizophrenia deserve.
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.
