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Brush up on pronouns for IDAHOBIT and beyond

Brush up on pronouns for IDAHOBIT and beyond

Brophy is encouraging the south-west community to learn about the importance of pronouns — and how using them respectfully can help create a safer, more supportive region for LGBTQIA+ people. It comes as IDAHOBIT 2025 (International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia,...

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Let’s end youth homelessness together

Let’s end youth homelessness together

This Youth Homelessness Matters Day, Brophy is standing with young people and calling for urgent, coordinated action to end homelessness — not just for youth, but for everyone experiencing housing insecurity in our communities. The theme for Youth Homelessness Matters...

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Term 3 of the Youth Mental Health Roadshow launching soon!

Term 3 of the Youth Mental Health Roadshow launching soon!

In Term 3, renowned psychologist Dr Michael Carr-Gregg will visit three regional locations across south-west Victoria and the Wimmera as part of the 2025 Youth Mental Health Roadshow, delivering expert advice and practical strategies to support young people’s mental...

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Help the Easter Bunny make it to every child in care!

Help the Easter Bunny make it to every child in care!

  Jordan and Bella Gee are proving that even small acts of kindness can make a big impact — especially at Easter. The siblings, aged eight and seven, have teamed up with their mum Sheree Gee to collect chocolate donations for children living in care across south-west...

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Visibility vital for south-west trans community

Visibility vital for south-west trans community

Brophy's Ethan Bloom knows the importance of visibility and allyship for the south-west trans community. People gathered at Warrnambool TAFE in partnership with WRAD Health for a BBQ in celebration of Transgender Day of Visibility on Monday — an international event...

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Celebrating Trans Day of Visibility

Celebrating Trans Day of Visibility

Brophy is joining communities around the world in recognising Trans Day of Visibility — a day to celebrate the strength, resilience, and contributions of trans and gender-diverse people across south-west Victoria and beyond! In 2025, visibility and identity matter...

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Free parenting support program open for registrations

Free parenting support program open for registrations

Are you or do you know someone experiencing child-to-parent violence? Brophy’s Who’s In Charge? (WIC) is a free 8-week program designed for parents and carers of children aged 8-18 who are being abusive, violent, or appear out of control. Is this program for you or...

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Brophy’s Easter Drive is back!

Brophy’s Easter Drive is back!

Easter is a time for joy, family, and—of course—chocolate. But for children living in care, these small traditions can mean even more. That’s why Brophy is running an Easter Egg Drive, making sure every child in care gets a visit from the Easter Bunny in 2025. Right...

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It’s giving chill and cosy! Youth Cafe kicking off

It’s giving chill and cosy! Youth Cafe kicking off

A new Youth Café launching in Warrnambool will provide a welcoming and inclusive space for young people aged 16 to 25 to connect, relax, and access support. Brophy’s ‘Youth Café’ will run every Wednesday from 3:30pm to 5pm, starting March 26, in the CYC café kitchen...

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How L2P is transforming lives one drive at a time

How L2P is transforming lives one drive at a time

For many young people, learning to drive is more than just a rite of passage—it’s the key to independence, opportunity, and confidence. But not every learner has access to a car or a supervising driver to clock up the 120 hours needed to get their licence. That’s...

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Driving Change: How you can help young people gain independence

Driving Change: How you can help young people gain independence

Driving Change: How One Mentor is Helping Young People Gain Independence After a long career as an engineer, Allan Wood was looking for a meaningful way to give back to his community when he retired and moved to Warrnambool. More than 10 years later, he’s still behind...

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