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Frequently Asked Questions
With so many initiatives in one place, there are bound to be questions.
We are here to help!
Why are there multiple organisations built by Here's to Strength?
With so many goals to achieve, sometimes it's best to focus efforts with a streamlined approach.
After careful consideration of what Here's to Strength was, Elise felt wholeheartedly it was more than just one thing, especially with her one stop approach to self care combining so many different types of self care in one place.
With too many objectives to achieve under one model of support, it was clear different tasks were at hand.
So together with her partner Braden in conjunction with five other board members developing the not for profit, they created the extensive concept that it is today working in partnership with one another.
The Here's to Strength Self Care Directory also donated $10 from every listing fee to the Here's to Strength Community Support Fund that is run by the not for profit that provides financial hardship support to its community.
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How do I access financial hardship support through the Here's to Strength Community Support Fund?
Eligible individuals are able to access approved self care services through the use of the HTOS fund by approval of the service provider directly or through GP referral assessment.
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Individuals may receive up to three partially or fully subsidised appointments per calendar year.
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For more information on the process or eligibility criteria click here.
How can I add my services to the Here's to Strength
Self Care Directory?
Listing your independent services and promoting your groups, classes and events is incredibly easy through the use of our Here's to Strength member portal.
To view our pricing plans and select the yearly package that works for you or if you are looking to rent a room as well, check out our pricing structures here.
How can I provide feedback about an independent service provider listed on the Self Care Directory?
We take our role in bridging the gap of access very seriously, this is why our doors are open for any feedback good or bad that you would like to share.
As human beings, there is an element of complexity when it comes to providing a service that works for all. Please know that we welcome healthy discussions about our initiatives and are open to hearing where we can improve and would love to know where we are doing well.
Please contact us directly.
Still have questions?
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