The Kinship Project is our signature program, focused on building connections amongst individuals, teams and communities. Inspired by the solidarity message of Nobel Prize Winner, Jose Ramos Horta, this 8 hour workshop features a deep dive into individual, team and organisational use of the Wellbeing Triangle Framework and puts all the pieces together, providing schools, workplaces and communities with the tools needed to:

Unlock the Matrix of Colour & Culture

Build Security with Safe Spaces & Response Plans

Increase Belonging at School, Work & in Community

Empower Identity and Purpose for individuals, teams & organisations

Create a DNA roadmap and action plan to embed positive Diversity and Wellbeing and sustainable competitive advantage in your organisation

Ongoing support, resources and connections to DNA’s Oceania Community Partners are also available.

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Our own thoughts, words and actions can contribute to about 40% to the state of wellbeing. This two hour webinar has been designed to help you or your organisation, to create a mentally healthy workplace and promote a positive culture by using the:

PERMAH framework activities

Positive priming questions to generate positive emotions

VIA Institute Survey and harness your Character Strengths

Big Five Check In to track your progress daily and review weekly

Goals, Targets, Obstacles, Strengths and Learning Support Plan tailored to your needs

Just a few minutes of consistent effort each day, can make a big difference to the wellbeing of individuals, teams, leaders and ultimately, your workplace.

All participants receive the best selling Wellbeing@Work journal.

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Around 1 in 5 Australian adults experience a common mental illness each year. Mental Health First Aid training gives people the skills and confidence to support those who are developing a mental health problem, experiencing a worsening of an existing mental health problem or in a mental health crisis, until appropriate professional help is received or the crisis resolves.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Australia training has been identified as one of the key strategies to lessen the impact of mental health problems on productivity and can form a key part of any mental health strategy.

DNA has accredited instructors able to deliver Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training to workplaces and in the community. Suitable for adults in workplaces, schools, and community settings to support other adults, this 12-hour course is available via face-to face, blended face-to face, and online delivery modes.

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Australia and New Zealand are part of Oceania, the biggest region in the world, but there are 22 other island nations and millions of kilometres of Pacific Ocean that most people know little about. Their history is ancient, the culture is rich and Oceania is arguably the most linguistically diverse region in the world.

Pacific people are leading the charge to protect our planet from climate change and restore wellbeing of land, ocean and people. Want to learn more about the Pacific and it’s people?

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DNA trainers and speakers have lived knowledge, experience and success in creating genuine diversity, inclusion and wellbeing at school, work and in community. They are available to present at events and conferences, online and in person, and are highly regarded international speakers and panellists on issues including:

• Actioning Diversity & Inclusion

• Balancing Health, Safety & Wellbeing at Work

• Managing Mental Health at Work

• Restoring Wellbeing for Oceania’s Indigenous People

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To amplify efforts towards achieving our mission, DNA partners with other ‘like-minded’ organisations, including :

• Australian & New Zealand Mental Health Association’s Indigenous Wellbeing Conference

• The Pacific Women’s Indigenous Network

• Charis Mentoring

• The Learning Curve

• Kulawai’s Youth and Women’s Program

DNA welcomes opportunities to support the publishing of Oceania stories and hosting diversity and wellbeing events and conferences, in partnership with others.

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