Jack Heenan

Jack Heenan currently serves as a Facilitator at The Reach Foundation, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping transformative youth mental health programs across Australia. Leveraging his extensive background in counseling psychology and mental health care, Jack designs and delivers engaging workshops that foster honest conversations, emotional resilience, and authentic self-expression among young people. His expertise in youth development and mentoring enables him to create safe, supportive environments where young individuals feel empowered to share their stories and explore their identities.

At The Reach Foundation, Jack leads dynamic team efforts to implement programs within primary and secondary schools, as well as community settings in Victoria, New South Wales, and Alice Springs. His creative problem-solving skills and storytelling prowess help craft impactful sessions that resonate deeply with diverse audiences. Jack’s approach emphasizes human connection, encouraging participants to be genuine and open, which aligns with the foundation’s mission to inspire positive change through honest dialogue and shared experiences.

In addition to his facilitation work, Jack actively contributes to program development, ensuring that workshops remain relevant and responsive to the evolving needs of young people. His leadership in team coordination and conflict resolution fosters a collaborative environment that enhances program delivery and participant engagement. With a passion for youth mentoring and a commitment to mental health advocacy, Jack Heenan continues to make a meaningful difference by empowering young Australians to navigate life's challenges with confidence, authenticity, and resilience.