Celebrating YOUth through Art Showcase

What’s Coming Up: Youth Wellbeing Events

Stay up to date with all the exciting events happening at Heal.ed Tribe! This page will be regularly updated with information on youth wellbeing activities, workshops, and community events designed to support mental health and personal growth. Whether you’re a parent, young person, or community member, there’s something for everyone to get involved in. Check back often to see what’s coming up and how you can join us in making a difference!

Cocktail Making Afternoon

An Afternoon of Connection & Creativity at Husk Distillery

This November, we’re bringing together good company, music, and mixology for a special fundraising event in the beautiful surrounds of Husk Distillery.

More than just cocktails, this afternoon is about connection — raising a glass to community while making a difference for young people’s mental health. Guests will enjoy a hands-on cocktail workshop, delicious grazing boards, and live music that sets the perfect backdrop for a relaxed and vibrant experience.

Every ticket purchased helps Heal.ed Tribe continue offering free programs that empower and support young people through life’s challenges.

Men Who Matter 2026

In September, our community came together for Men Who Matter, a special afternoon exploring the role men play in shaping emotionally safe families, workplaces and communities.

Featuring inspiring speakers and honest conversations, the event encouraged men to lead with courage, compassion and connection, while raising funds to support Heal.ed Tribe’s free mental health and wellbeing programs for young girls.

It was an afternoon about connection, meaningful conversations and creating a stronger future for the next generation.

Celebrating YOUth 2026

A Creative Showcase of Young Voices

In August, our community came together at Dust Temple for Celebrating YOUth Through Art, an exhibition created to amplify the voices, creativity and experiences of young people.

Centred around the theme of transformation, the exhibition brought together powerful artworks created by young people alongside pieces from professional artists, creating a space for stories, perspectives and creative expression to be seen and celebrated.

More than an exhibition, the event was a reminder of what can happen when young people are given the space to express themselves, share their stories and be heard. Through art, they explored transformation in all its forms, including growth, change, identity, connection and the experiences that shape who we become.

The generosity of our community throughout the event also helped support Heal.ed Tribe’s work providing free mental health and wellbeing programs for young girls, ensuring more young people can access the support, connection and opportunities they need to feel empowered and supported.

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