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We believe that all boys and young men deserve to build strong foundations for positive mental health, no matter who they are, or where they come from.
That’s why we’re building a youth-led movement for change.
We picture a future where young blokes like you define what it means to be a top bloke. A future where you’re not just surviving; you’re thriving.
Find out how you can be part of a better future for boys and young men.
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Strength and resilience
We’re flipping the script on what it means to be strong. It’s not just about muscles or acting tough. It’s about being resilient, showing empathy, and being true to yourself. That’s what true strength means.
We’re challenging stereotypes, striving for a world where you and your mates live life to the fullest. Our commitment goes beyond breaking molds; it’s about reducing suicide rates, curbing anti-social and risk-taking behaviours and making positive mental health our foundation.
We’re here to guide your growth, show you how to harness your strengths and create a future where you take centre stage.
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A community, a brotherhood, a team.
Have you completed a Top Blokes program? Your journey as a Top Bloke doesn’t end after graduation.
Join the Top Blokes Grad Club – a growing collective of young males across Australia who are proud to be a Top Bloke!
Our Stories
Top Blokes newsThe conversation didn’t stop when the session ended
At Natural Landscaping, the Top Blokes Workplace program created space for the team to talk about big topics and those conversations continued back at work. When Natural Landscaping first brought Top Blokes into the workplace, there was some uncertainty about how the men would respond. “So we were a little bit unsure about how things […]
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Community FundraisingThe community behind Lift the Load
When one Lift the Load participant couldn’t finish his kilometres because his wife was having a baby, other fundraisers stepped in to cover them. For Sarah, it was one of the moments that captured the spirit of the campaign: people showing up for one another. As Lift the Load 2026 wraps up, we spoke with […]
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Community StoryHe didn’t always believe in himself
As Lachlan Stuart prepares for his biggest challenge yet, the people who’ve been part of his journey are coming together to help him give young men something he wishes he’d had growing up. Growing up, Lachlan Stuart didn’t always believe he was capable of great things. Like a lot of young men, he struggled to […]
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Year 7. Year 8. Year 9. Year 10. And they`re STILL talking about Top Blokes.
That`s what Brooke, a teacher at one of our partner schools in the Hunter Valley, told us.
Boys who completed Top Blokes back in Year 7 are still coming up to her years later, talking about what they learned and how they`re putting it into practice.
How good is that? The real impact of mentoring isn`t just what happens in the room. It`s what boys take forward with them, in their own lives, in their classroom, to their family and into their community.
It`s having the skills to back themselves, navigate friendships, make healthier choices and handle whatever life throws their way.
When a teacher tells us the school wants Top Blokes back every single year, that`s pretty special.
The sessions might finish. But the learning sticks. 💚
#TopBlokes #YouthMentoring #SchoolWellbeing #PositiveMasculinity #YoungMensMentalHealth
A few years ago, Jackson was one of the quietest boys in his Top Blokes group.
Today, he’s putting himself forward for school captain, preparing for interviews and speeches, and looking for opportunities to lead.
That’s one reason we created Level Up – a series of workshops for young men who’ve completed a Top Blokes mentoring program, giving them more opportunities to keep building skills, confidence and connection.
Right now, we’re out in schools running Level Up: Support A Mate.
It focuses on something we often encourage young men to do: Check in on your mates. But do young people actually know what that means IRL?
In Support a Mate, boys work through how to recognise when a mate might be struggling, listen without judgement, and help someone take the next step. And they practice with some relatable scenarios as well building the confidence and language they need.
And their takeaways say a lot:
“I learned how to check in on your mates and knowing how to do it properly.”
“Connecting with people and sharing with others is important.”
“I learned how to properly talk to someone and make them comfortable whilst talking to them.”
"My biggest takeaway was understanding how to approach and listen to a mate in need."
"It gave me the chance to talk about my experiences and share my ideas."
Level Up is about keeping that growth going. And for our team, sometimes we only truly realise how far a young man has come when we get the chance to see him again.
#TopBlokes #LevelUp #YouthMentoring #YoungMen #SupportingMates #MensMentalHealth
Sometimes confidence looks like being the one who says no.
One of the young men we work with put it simply:
“I don’t have to do drugs just because my friends are, or I don`t have to think it`s cool because they`re doing it. I. I can make my own decisions.”
That’s a big part of what we talk about in Top Blokes.
We don`t tell boys what to do.
Instead we give them the knowledge, space and confidence to work out what feels right for them.
Peer pressure can be loud.
And sometimes backing yourself means making a different choice from your mates.
Say no. Stand your ground. Stay true to who you are. That’s a skill worth building.
#TopBlokes #YouthMentoring #YoungMen #PeerPressure #HealthyChoices #MensMentalHealth
This is what community looks like. 💚
When one Lift the Load fundraiser couldn’t finish his kilometres because his wife was having a baby, others stepped up and carried the rest.
No big announcement. Just people looking out for each other.
And that’s what made Lift the Load 2026 so special.
Thousands of people putting on the vest, bringing their mates along, sharing stories and starting conversations about young men’s mental health.
Because the challenge was never just about 10kg or 50km.
It was about making the weight young men carry visible. And reminding them they don’t have to carry it alone.
We’ve wrapped up some of our favourite community moments with Sarah, our Community Fundraising Manager. Read the story on our website
To every Lifter who showed up, thank you. 👏
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#LiftTheLoad #TopBlokesFoundation #MensMentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters
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