
Partners who don’t hand out their trust cheaply.
We have partnered with organisations to reach children who are hard to access. We work with Australian Refugee Volunteers and the Western Sydney Wanderers to support refugee youth.
We have partnered with organisations who already work with children experiencing disadvantage.
Partners who don’t hand out their trust cheaply, a board that has done this before, and a delivery engine already built.


We have partnered with organisations to reach children who are hard to access. We work with Australian Refugee Volunteers and the Western Sydney Wanderers to support refugee youth.

The Foundation is governed by directors who have run large organisations, built educational programs and operate with disadvantaged communities.

Content, processes and systems are already here. The Foundation doesn’t need funds to build an organisation, we need it to scale.

In 2026 we partnered with Australian Refugee Volunteers (ARV) to deliver Mighty Me™ to twenty young people navigating resettlement in Australia: children with every reason not to trust an adult who walks into a room. ARV don’t hand their access to these communities to outsiders lightly, and the program is ongoing.
“I’ve seen firsthand how powerful our collaboration with Connected Learning has been for children from refugee and asylum seeker backgrounds. Some of the children are trying to find where they fit in. Connected Learning helps them recognise their own strengths and “superpowers”, building the confidence to understand that they don’t need to be the same as everyone else to belong. Through Sana’s work, the program creates a real sense of community where every child feels valued for who they are. That confidence extends far beyond the classroom, helping them feel more comfortable in themselves and in the world around them.”
Partners, ambassadors and media: tell us how you’d like to be involved and Sana will be in touch personally.