Ballarat Foundation looking for Learner Driver mentors

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Fairground Psychology and Wellbeing Pty Ltd

We offer a range of evidence-based workshops and programs that are educational, collaborative and strength-based, to support mental health and wellbeing. These include such programs as Mental Health First Aid and a variety of Wellbeing and Family Relationship programs. We can work with potential clients to tailor programs to meet the specific needs of their workplaces or communities.

The program supports young people who don’t have access to a car or a supervising driver to clock the 120 hours needed for their probationary licence. Right now, there are 120 active places, and they can only fill 90 of them. The gap isn’t funding. It’s people willing to sit in the passenger seat.

If you can assist reach out to the Ballarat Foundation. 

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