Our Programs

Chapter 29 Limited provides therapeutic care and support to individuals experiencing distress, despair, or social isolation. Through free or low-cost programs, we offer a safe and supportive environment where vulnerable and marginalised people, including those with disabilities, immigrants, LGBTQ+ individuals, and victims of domestic violence, can connect with others and receive practical and emotional support.

Our programs are delivered by qualified facilitators, accredited mental health professionals, and experienced support staff. We operate both in-house activities and fund external programs to ensure accessible, high-quality therapeutic support.

Activities include, but are not limited to:

• Mindfulness and stress-reduction sessions
• Creative workshops such as cooking, crafts, music, and theatre
• Intergenerational and community-building activities
• Conversations and facilitated discussions, providing safe, guided spaces for participants to share experiences, reflect on challenges, and build social connection

These initiatives help participants manage stress, build confidence, develop social skills, reduce isolation, and improve overall wellbeing.

Chapter 29 Limited provides practical resources and funding to individuals experiencing hardship, poverty, or distress. Support may include:

• Educational equipment and tuition-related costs
• Essential living items and care packs
• One-off grants to assist with starting a new chapter in life, such as laptops for study, clothing for employment, or personal care services

All assistance is delivered through structured programs overseen by qualified staff and volunteers, ensuring resources reach those most in need. Funded through grants and donations, this initiative aims to alleviate hardship, reduce poverty, and empower participants to regain stability and build a brighter future.

Participants are identified through self-referral, community referral, or based on current need for support. They may include, but are not limited to:

• People with disability
• People living with mental health issues, including depression and anxiety
• People experiencing social isolation, including migrants and victims of domestic violence

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