Measurable impact for boys, young men and communities
Our qualified youth workers and mentors are proud to stand alongside over 20,000 boys and young men in over 150 schools across NSW and QLD.
OUR REACH IN 2024
boys and young men mentored
mentoring programs delivered
schools and organisations across Australia
IMPACT Report 2024
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OUR THEORY OF CHANGE
See how we create lasting change for young men – and why it benefits us all
When young men thrive, we all benefit. Communities are stronger, safer, and more connected. Society becomes more empathetic, inclusive, and resilient. From the first workshop in the classroom to advocating for lasting change – here’s how we’re building stronger futures
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You Said…
To be a Top Bloke means a lot. You learn and grow as a male; you learn to control your mental health state. It’s helped me cope with things and be more open about my problems. I’d recommend it to other schools. It’s an amazing program because it’s helped me and other kids.
Top Blokes participant
Top Blokes has helped me mentally and physically. It’s made me better at dealing with peer pressure and helped me to be an upstander.
Top Blokes participant
There is a level of maturity that was not present before. Many of our students that stuck with the program are less reactive and more thoughtful about their interactions. They are also more aware of respectful relationships between genders than they were previously. Our students are interacting with a lot more maturity than they did prior to the program.
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