Transforming Young Lives Through Support and Mentorship

MEEKA Services is dedicated to providing culturally supportive services to young people, equipping them with the tools and knowledge to lead fulfilling lives and become future leaders in their community.

MEEKA is an NDIS Provider & is Supply Nation Registered

Supporting the physical, psychological and emotional safety of youth aged 10 to 17 years.

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Improved Wellbeing

We provide participants, parents and family members with the tools and support they need to improve their wellbeing and lifestyle.

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Essential Life Skills

Participants develop essential life skills such as goal setting, leadership, and problem-solving, empowering them to overcome obstacles and succeed in various aspects of their lives.

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Personalised Guidance

Participants benefit from positive relationships, receiving guidance and support from experienced mentors who serve as role models and provide valuable insights.

Our Services
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In-Home Support

Providing support within the home to ensure child safety is a priority, with the goal of preserving family unity and assisting parents. If needed, we also offer residential placement options.

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The MEEKA Program

Delivered through schools, community and detention centres, our unique approach combines tailored mentoring with sports programs to provide males aged 10 to 15 years with the tools and knowledge to make positive life choices and navigate the transition into adulthood.

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Social & Community Participation

Social and community participation fosters connections among individuals, promoting a sense of belonging and shared identity. Engaging in social activities and community initiatives not only strengthens relationships but also contributes to personal well-being and societal cohesion. By actively participating in local events, volunteering, and collaborating with others, individuals can positively impact their communities and create a more inclusive and vibrant society.

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Emergency Accomodation

Respite and emergency accommodation provide essential support for individuals and families facing crisis situations or in need of temporary relief. These services offer a safe and stable environment, often equipped with resources and assistance to help people navigate challenging circumstances. Whether providing shelter during emergencies or offering respite care for caregivers, these accommodations play a vital role in ensuring the well-being and security of vulnerable populations.

Our approach

We follow the 5 core elements of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Placement Principle

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Prevention

Protecting children's rights to grow up in family. community and culture by redressing the causes of child protection intervention

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Partnership

Ensuring the participation of community representatives in service design, delivery and individual case decisions

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Placement

Placing children in out-of-home care in accordance with the established Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Placement Principle placement hierarchy

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Participation

Ensuring the participation of children, parents and family members in decisions regarding the care and protection of their children

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Connection

Maintaining and supporting connections to family, community, culture and country for children in out-of-home care

Meet Our Team

With a combined 15 years of experience in the youth sector, get to know the humans behind MEEKA.

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Rod Davies
Director and former professional rugby union player

Rod has a diverse background having grown up in Darumbal Country as a multicultural Australian. He was fortunate enough to be a dual international representing Australia for the Wallabies and Australian 7s Rugby Union.

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Joel Moon
Director and former professional rugby league player

Proud Aboriginal man from the Bindal tribe, Joel has a strong passion for strengthening cultural connections and confidence in young men. Creating a healthy environment and improving young people’s overall health and well-being is one of Joel’s key focus areas.

FAQs

Find answers to common questions about our services, programs, and mission.

What services do you offer?

We offer mentoring, in-home support, sporting programs, cultural sporting camps, and social and community participation.

Who are your mentors?

Our mentors are former professional rugby players, Rod Davies and Joel Moon, who have deep ties to the community.

How can I participate?

To participate, you can contact us for more information and to discuss the available options.

Contact us

For all enquiries, please submit your details through the form below and we will be in touch with you as soon as possible.

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