At Happy Brain Education, we believe that meaningful learning opportunities can transform the lives of young people and empower them to achieve their potential.
We work to ensure our students have access to high quality and holistic education experiences including free academic support, one-on-one mentoring and extracurricular activities that complement their learning. Through our VCE tutoring, student mentoring programs, and scholarship opportunities, we support young people in pressured circumstances to thrive and contribute to their community.

To eliminate educational disparities and level the playing field by increasing access to educational support for youth from marginalised communities. We are committed to helping disadvantaged children, teenagers, and young adults overcome barriers to education and achieve their goals.
We envision an education system where young people from marginalised backgrounds stand on equal footing with their more advantaged peers. By addressing initial disadvantages, we aim to prevent the need for these students to constantly play 'catch-up.' Our goal is to remove financial and social barriers, ensuring that all youth have access to the same opportunities for success.
The core principles that guide our work and shape our impact.
We demand excellence of ourselves and others. Commitment to learning, pushing boundaries.
We empower our students from nurturing their creativity, innovation, and ethical leadership.
We demonstrate integrity, and express care and compassion within our team and beyond.
To tackle educational disparity, we implement a holistic framework of education based on three key pillars
We provide high quality tutoring services for Years 7-12 students.
We pair our students with mentors who can guide & support them in defining and achieving their goals.
We deliver various well-being sessions addressing physical, mental & social well-being accessible to all our students.
"Happy Brain Education seeks to work with other organisations in the same space and to collaborate with parents, schools, governments, businesses and other stakeholders to maximise the benefits to young people."