Kids Thrive works with partners from academia, community development, education, philanthropic and government organisations to develop methodologies and deliver multiple award-winning programs.
The University of Melbourne’s Jack Brockhoff Child Health and Wellbeing Program
The University of Melbourne’s Jack Brockhoff Child Health and Wellbeing Program evaluated Kids Thrive’s child-led community change strategy in 2016, which included the major programs from 2013 – 2016, including:
- Baby Choir
- Banyule Kids Thrive
- KIND
- Kids as Catalyst
- Postcards from Nanna
The report found that the Kids Thrive approach works ‘at individual, interpersonal, community and societal levels to promote individual and community resilience and to build social connectedness and social capital.’
Kids as Catalyst
2018-2021
Kids as Catalyst, Geelong
Comparative Report
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2021
Kids as Catalyst, Geelong
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2021
Kids as Catalyst, Bass Coast
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2019
Kids as Catalyst, Geelong
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2019
Kids as Catalyst, Bushfire Intensive
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2018
Kids as Catalyst, Geelong
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2017
Kids as Catalyst, Benalla Region
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2017
Kids as Catalyst, Goldfields Region
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2017
Kids as Catalyst, Whyndham Region
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2017
Kids as Catalyst
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2016
Kids as Catalyst, Wyndham
Community Bootcamp
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2013
Kids as Catalyst
Formerly InSchools Philanthropy
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KIND
2016
KIND Program, Wyndham
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2016
KIND Program, Hobsons Bay
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2015
KIND Program, Wyndham
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2015
KIND Program, Hume
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2014
KIND Program
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KiCArts
Baby Choir
2016
Baby Choir
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2015
Baby Choir
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2014
Baby Choir
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2013
Baby Choir
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