Founder, Bethany Brajkovich, has over 15 years’ experience working in local and state government and the non-for-profit sector; specialising in mental health, intersectional diversity, rural and remote communities, community health and education, child rights, parenting, suicide, disability, poverty and barriers to well-being and equity.

Bethany is an expert in applied multivariate data analysis and highly experienced on both sides of the funding table. As such, Bethany can hone messaging and adapt funding/partnerships strategies to ensure risk mitigation, organisation strategy, community outcomes and trends, are considered when providing expert analysis, advice and solutions. This methodology, coupled with an authentically ability connect and convey the stories of those she is supporting, inspires and energises stakeholder giving, strategic alliances and partnerships alike. As a result, Bethany’s approach has left a legacy of positive partnerships, sustainable projects, steady and strategic program funding, program growth, geo-specific asset acquisition, robust governance systems and an extensive success record advocating for some of Australia’s most at-risk communities.

Bethany holds a Bachelor of Social Science, majoring in Children and Family studies and has undertaken qualifications in federal and state government procurement, evaluation, management and negotiations for non-for-profit community contracting. Bethany is a current, community of practice member at Edith Cowan University, and is a non-executive director (board member) for the Kwinana Early Years Services.