We work with primary, secondary schools, and tertiary institutions across Western Australia.

For parents visit https://www.joinweare.com.au/parent-caregiver-workshops

For workplaces visit https://www.joinweare.com.au/

You can book any single session, in any order. Each session is designed to stand alone. The suites are structured to build on each other - so doing them in sequence over time does deepen the learning - but there is no requirement to commit to the whole suite. Many schools start with one session and add more once they've seen how students engage.

Yes. We believe respectful relationships education is important for everyone. We deliver programs for mixed-gender groups as well as tailored sessions for boys and young men.

We deliver programs throughout Perth, regional Western Australia, and remote communities. Online delivery may also be available for some presentations and workshops.

Travel may incur an additional fee depending on the location of your school, organisation, or event. Travel costs are calculated based on distance from our Perth metropolitan base locations and help cover travel time and associated expenses.

For regional, remote, or interstate bookings, additional travel and accommodation costs may apply. We will always provide a clear quote outlining any travel-related expenses before confirming your booking.

Our programs can cover:

• Respectful relationships and power dynamics

• Consent and boundaries

• Healthy friendships

• Gender stereotypes and social pressures

• Online safety and digital behaviours

• Communication skills

• Bystander action

• Sexual health education

• Body image and self-esteem

Yes. Our programs are informed by current research, best-practice health promotion principles, and contemporary respectful relationships education frameworks.

Yes. We use a trauma-informed approach that prioritises safety, inclusivity, respect, and age-appropriate learning.

Programs are delivered by We Are WM co-founders Nicolette Beard and Kate Raston, along with trained facilitators where required. Our team has expertise across health promotion, education, youth engagement, sexology, and respectful relationships education.

Kate and Nicolette provide parent workshops through https://www.joinweare.com.au/parent-caregiver-workshops.

Their parent and caregiver presentations help adults understand the challenges young people are navigating today and provide practical strategies to support conversations at home.

Yes. Kate and Nicolette provide workplace programs through https://www.joinweare.com.au/.

Session length varies depending on the audience and objectives. We offer presentations ranging from 60-minute workshops through to half-day and full-day programs.

Pricing depends on the location, session length, audience size, and travel requirements. Please contact us for a tailored quote.

Yes. We work closely with schools and organisations to tailor content to their audience, needs, and objectives.

You can contact us via our website enquiry form or email us directly. We’ll discuss your needs and provide a tailored proposal and quote.

We recommend booking as early as possible, particularly during school terms, as our calendar can fill quickly.

You can support our work by engaging us for programs, attending fundraising events, partnering with us, sponsoring community initiatives, or sharing our resources with your networks.

We recommend 4–6 weeks where possible, particularly for Term 2 and Term 3 when we tend to be busiest. That said, we understand school scheduling doesn't always work that neatly - get in touch and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Yes. We have delivered programs in faith-based schools across Perth and WA. We do not deliver content that conflicts with religious values - we focus on consent, respectful relationships, communication, and safety, which are values shared across traditions. We are always happy to discuss the specific context of your school community before booking so we can tailor accordingly.

We have a clear, trauma-informed protocol for disclosure during sessions. Our facilitators are trained to respond in ways that prioritise the young person's safety, agency, and dignity - acknowledging what they've shared, not pressing for details, and connecting them with your school's wellbeing team in a way that feels safe rather than alarming.