• T2A Nirimba Education Precinct
  • Warawara Cct, Quakers Hill

Path To Freedom

Funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services

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The Path to Freedom program helps young people from CALD backgrounds with psychosocial disabilities join workshops, build skills, engage in community activities, and pursue career & financial goals. It supports carers and families to connect with others and learn ways to better support their loved ones.

As part of BREED Australia’s mission to empower individuals regardless of their background, the Path to Freedom Program is built around BREED’s Learning for Good Programs, which will empower youth who face psycho-social disability challenges. This program directly helps fight the global mental health crisis facing youth.

Benefits

Skills Development

Community Connection

Make New Friends

Career Growth

Case Management

Ongoing Support

The Process

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Onboarding

Young Person along with their family are welcomed and onboarded onto the Path to Freedom program.

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Co-Design
Session

Co-design activities that align with their goals and preferences

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Skill Building

Participants experience growth, building mental resilience, essential skills and a positive mindset.

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Empowerment

Based on age, participants engage in workshops on financial literacy, career goals, or entrepreneurship.

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Community Participation

Participants plan, run and participate in community advocacy, wellness, or sports activities

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Graduation

The final stage marks the program's end, celebrating participants’ growth and accomplishments

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Ongoing Support

Participants can choose to continue the project with personalise 1:1 support

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Eligibility

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Acknowledgement

We acknowledge that BREED is located on the lands of the Darug Peoples and pay our respects to Darug Elders past, present, and emerging. We also acknowledge that Western Sydney is a former resettlement area, and many Aboriginal families call Western Sydney home, some for many years across generations, and for some, more recently. We pay our respects to our Elders and community leaders for their past and ongoing commitment to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community in Western Sydney