With our Funders' support, 
someone is there to listen.

Bupa is committed to supporting Kids Helpline through shared value and creating positive change to the lives of children and young people across Australia. We are proud to work with an organisation that shares the same vision and commitment to helping create brighter futures. 
  
Bupa enables yourtown’s Kids Helpline team to deliver the Kids Helpline @ School program free to all primary school students across Australia, and Kids Helpline’s My Circle, which provides clinically guided peer-to-peer support to young people nationally. 

Kids Helpline is funded by the State Government through the Department of Communities.

Kids Helpline is supported by funding from the The Queensland Department of Communities, Child Safety and Disability Services.

Kids Helpline is supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care under the Teleweb Program.

Wherever you are on your mental health journey, Head to Health (H2H) is here to help you find the information, resources, and services that most suit your needs. Whether you want to improve your overall sense of wellbeing, or you need help with something that is concerning you, or you are helping someone you care about—Head to Health can point you to great online mental health resources.

We have great respect for Megan Mitchell’s dedication to raise awareness about the issues and challenges impacting on young people. We share her passion, dedication and with our ongoing advocacy. This includes the development of evidence based strategies to strengthen young people’s resilience and reduce the impact issues have on their wellbeing.

We work closely with the eSafety Commissioner as the statutory agency of children and young people concerned about cyberbullying and or other online safety concerns. This close relationship is greatly valued and we’re proud to accept direct referrals to our WebChat service via their website.