Gunnedah Students Ready for Life After Wellbeing Days
Gunnedah High School empower their students through social and emotional learning at Creating Chances Wellbeing days.
York Students Springboard to High School
York Primary School Students learn resilience and gain meaningful connections through the Springboard Program.
Doonside Youth Tackle Life through Rugby
Doonside High School students explore what it takes to be a leader through the Rugby Tackle Life program in partnership with Rugby NSW’s Positive Rugby Foundation.
Rexona Partnership Transforms the Community Through Inclusive Sports Programs
Through our Transform Partnership with Rexona, our staff have further their knowledge and skills thanks to Rexona’s training and resources aimed at diversity and inclusivity in sports coaching.
Gilbert+Tobin Engage With Youth Through World Traditional Games
130 students from five primary schools came together for an unforgettable World Traditional Games event designed by Gilbert + Tobin volunteers and a Year 10 student cohort from Monterey Secondary College.
Cranebrook High School Students on a Pathway to Their Future
Cranebrook High School students gain self-awareness to navigate life’s paths once they finished their time at school.
Toronto High School Students Changing the Game
Toronto High School’s Student Representative Council used Creating Chances’ Gamechanger program to build leadership, teamwork and confidence while developing ideas for positive community change.
Cognizant Transform Youth Future Pathways Through Partnership
Cognizant provide a look into the future employment pathways in the tech world for Creating Chances students.
Kanahooka Creating Coaches
Kanahooka High School students demonstrate their personal growth through action, creating a safe and brave environment for them to develop as leaders.
World Traditional Games for Dareton Students
Dareton Public School hosted the high-tempo festival of sport that highlights the diverse communities of Australia – including local Barkandji games – designed and delivered by Coomealla High School students.