Creating videos and events where young people can find support, relatable stories and inspiration.
17/07/2023
That’s a wrap! An incredible turnout for our first event at with the talented and .
We sold 74/80 seats across 2 days
Participants designed and painted their dream shoes with the theme of positive mental health.
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07/07/2023
Need a fun day out with friends? Paint your dream kicks with at Westfield Marion. The theme is positive mental health with to facilitate discussions on what that means. Link in bio…
16/06/2023
We have something planned that will be good for your soul! Sneaker painting school holidays at Westfield Marion. Bookings essential via link in bio.
11/06/2023
Destress and unwind at next month’s sneaker painting workshop with . Bookings essential, link in bio.
04/06/2023
Watch this space…
Have you ever struggled with your identity?
Amal has. A big life change left her questioning who she was.
What about you?
Have you ever been too scared to tell your parents something?
Let us know what it was below 👇🏻
We got three different pairs to play never have i ever with hopes they’d learn something about the other person’s challenges in life.
And obviously some silly questions to break the ice!
We got three very different pairs of every day people to play a game of Never Have I Ever
They were told to be honest so their partner can get to know them on a deeper level - and have a laugh.
Could you relate to any of their answers?
Stay tuned for next weeks episode!
2 years ago, Ebru’s life took an unexpected turn. Her partner of 8 years decided to call it quits.
In the face of rejection and abandonment, Ebru turned what could’ve been a devastating life event into a positive.
She worked through the pain, rebuilt her confidence, independence and found her peace.
She taught herself how to love herself again, and not rely on anyone else for affirmation and accept support when she needed it.
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Ebru turned her heart break into a life event that changed her for the better. Coming up on No Filter, her full interview.
Akram almost died from an eating disorder that went untreated. His organs were shutting down and he was rushed to the ED.
Akram struggled for a long time because his community didn't understand how to support someone with mental health issues.
Akram is retelling his story to make sure others don't feel alone and to increase awareness of mental health in his community.
Hijabi model, Medina Abdirashid Ali tells us about her experience in the fashion industry, how she convinced her parents she was ready for this career move and how she stops people pushing her boundaries.