Top Blokes Foundation
Last Updated: 3:40pm 04 Aug 2025
About Top Blokes Foundation
Top Blokes Foundation delivers mentoring programs to boys and young men, striving to improve young males’ mental health and wellbeing. We empower boys to build resilience, challenge stereotypes, and make positive choices through consistent role models and evidence-based support helping them grow into healthy, safe, and confident young men.
Top Blokes Foundation is committed to supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young males across the Moreton Bay region. Our current focus is delivering impactful, school-based mentoring programs in 15 primary and high schools, where we work closely with students to build resilience, emotional intelligence, and positive decision-making skills.
In addition to our existing school partnerships, we are preparing to extend our reach to 7 more schools that have expressed a strong need for our programs. These schools are currently on our waitlist, and our aim is to ensure no young male misses out on the opportunity to be part of a safe, supportive space that fosters belonging and self-belief.
Through long-term relationships and consistent mentoring, we’re embedding ourselves within the local community to drive real change by reducing risk-taking behaviours, improving mental health outcomes, and equipping young males with the tools to lead safe and healthy lives.
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