Welcome to the Halo leadership development agency

Halo is a non-profit incorporated career and personal leadership development agency advancing  Hopes, Aspirations and Leadership Opportunities.
 
Using a unique peer mentoring model the agency listens to the needs of Aboriginal young people and their families, provides advocacy, programmes and networking opportunities that enable individuals to discover who they are, design their own futures and make a difference in their communities.

What we do

Our unique model of programmes focuses not on what needs to be fixed but on what 'can be'  inspiring new found hope, determination, self belief and action.
 
Joining Halo is no easy ride - participants are required to take a really good look at all areas of their lives including their social, physical, cultural and emotional wellbeing and are all here because they want to be.
 
 

Naidoc Week 

Over the past 3 years the Halo team have delivered more than 150 keynote addresses, speeches, dances and cultural awareness workshops. The presentations and keynote addresses described by many as "the most inspiring thing they had ever seen" provide opportunities for everyone to reflect on the past, show respect for families and community Elders and to celebrate the future.
 
If you would like to book Halo during your Naidoc Celebrations or to inspire your  corporate or community team please email us for details. 

 

Motivational & PD Workshops change the world for others!

The Halo team together also provide youth driven Motivational & Professional Development to workers and  Cultural, Career and Life Coaching Workshops to young people, community groups and staff teams.

Taking part in a Halo workshop not only provides a unique and truly inspiring experience for those attending; it also contributes to strengthening the resilience and personal capacity of the young men delivering the workshops.

The workshops allow these young men not only to affect change in their own lives  but to inspire and change the world for others" (Founder Lee-Anne Smith)

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Coaching

Coaching young people for success training gives workers a complete tool kit that inspires young people to take control of their lives and develop their own personal and career development plans.

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Programmes

We are not all born with the same life chances. For some the journey is complicated with support needed along the way. We believe given the right timing and support anyone can affect change in their lives.
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Outcomes

Did you know that in WA 8 out of 10 juveniles leaving detention return and that we have the highest incarceration rate of Aboriginal young people in Australia?  At Halo the statistics are the complete opposite!

 

 

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The team at Halo acknowledge the wrong doings of past government policies and the negative effects they have had on our Aboriginal Community.

When working with our community we commit to programmes and support that promote Aboriginal ways of doing things. 

 

Weekly Schedule

Mon 2 April -10:00 - 4:00
Program Planning Day
 
Tues 3 April - 10:00 - 11:00
Boxing & Fitness
Filming by TV Crew WTV
 
Tues 19 April 1:00 - 2:00
Drug & Alcohol yarning & support circle with Andy from DAYS
 
Wed 20 April - 10:00 - 12:00
Basketball Match
Halo v Banksia Hill
 
Thurs 21 April - 10:00 - 11:00
Boxing & Fitness
 
Thurs 21 April 1:00 - 3:30
Halo team building excursion
 
Friday 22 April
Football Match & BBQ
Halo v Banksia Hill
 
 
 

Latest News

The WA Department of Corrective Services has chosen Halo as the preferred respondent for the provision of an Aboriginal youth diversion service to Aboriginal young people living in the Perth Metropolitan area.  Successful negotiation of this contract means $200 000 p/a over the next 5 years.
 

Halo awarded $123 000 ATSI Healing Foundation Funding

Halo awarded Federal IEP contract funding of $623 000

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Warning

This website may contain images of deceased people. Halo strives to treat Aborginal culture and beliefs with respect. We acknowledge that to some communities it is distressing and offensive to show images of people who have died.