Reconcile Life

Reconcile Life We aim to strengthen personal wellbeing and relationships across family, workplace, parenting, and community life.

Helping people build clarity, emotional strength, and healthier connections through programs, mentoring, and culturally grounded support.

APPLICATIONS CLOSE THIS FRIDAY – 28 AUGUSTIf you already work with men and boys, this opportunity may be for you.Through...
24/08/2026

APPLICATIONS CLOSE THIS FRIDAY – 28 AUGUST

If you already work with men and boys, this opportunity may be for you.
Through Queensland Government funding, Reconcile Life is offering our upcoming Kindred Viewpoint Authorised Facilitator Training FREE to successful applicants.

FOR QUEENSLAND

Training details
📍Mackay
📅 20–22 October 2026
✅ 3 days face-to-face training
✅ Domestic & family violence prevention with men and boys
✅ Free to successful applicants

Kindred Viewpoint is designed for people already doing meaningful work across community services, youth services, workplaces, sporting clubs, cultural programs and other community settings.

This isn't about turning everyone into a DV specialist.

It's about recognising that men and boys already have trusted people around them and giving appropriate people practical tools and a framework to strengthen prevention conversations.

Don't replace the trusted relationship. Equip it.

If you've been considering applying, or you know someone who should see this, please don't leave it until after Friday.

Applications close Friday 28 August.

Find out more and apply
www.reconcilelife.com.au/delivery-partner

Please share this with someone already doing meaningful work with men and boys.

23/08/2026

Do you work with men and boys, or know someone who does?

Applications for our Kindred Viewpoint Authorised Facilitator Training close this Friday, 28 August.

We believe domestic and family violence prevention is everyone's responsibility — but that doesn't mean everyone needs to become a DV specialist.

Across our communities, men and boys already have people they trust: coaches, mentors, youth workers, community workers, counsellors, cultural practitioners, workplace staff and community leaders.

Our thinking is simple:

Don't replace the trusted relationship. Equip it.

Kindred Viewpoint provides a culturally informed and practical framework for meaningful prevention conversations — helping men and boys understand what has shaped them, take responsibility for how their attitudes and choices impact others, and build safer, healthier relationships.

We're looking for women and men, Indigenous and non-Indigenous practitioners, from a range of professional and community backgrounds.

And through Queensland Government support, this intake is a funded opportunity.

If you've been thinking about applying, don't leave it too late.

Applications close Friday 28 August.

And if you know someone already doing meaningful work with men and boys, share this with them.

People have been asking for a bit more information about what we’re actually delivering across Queensland through Kindre...
19/08/2026

People have been asking for a bit more information about what we’re actually delivering across Queensland through Kindred Viewpoint, and how we’re approaching it.

So I’ve put together this longer video to explain it properly.

Watch: A Deeper Look at Kindred Viewpoint

https://youtu.be/lXgXeptZd7Q?si=3FQ_PVt2ylcMThdD

Kindred Viewpoint has grown out of years of working with men, boys, families and communities, and we now have the opportunity to train other practitioners to become Authorised Kindred Viewpoint Facilitators.

But this isn't simply about handing someone a manual and teaching them how to deliver another program.

We're looking at culture, trauma-informed practice, victim-survivor awareness, domestic and family violence prevention, self-leadership and responsibility and how these can work together when having meaningful conversations with men and boys.

One of the principles that sits underneath the approach is:
Understanding cause does not remove responsibility for effect.

We can try to understand what's happening beneath someone's attitudes and behaviour without excusing harm or forgetting about the people affected by it.

And we can challenge men and boys without automatically reducing every person who walks through the door to a label.

That's an important balance we're asking our facilitators to understand and carry.

We're particularly interested in connecting with people and organisations already doing this work. The idea isn't to replace what you're doing, but to provide another framework and set of tools that can complement the relationships, experience and knowledge you already have.

Feel free to share this with someone working with men, boys, families or communities who you think might be interested.

Kindred Viewpoint
Perspective • Responsibility • Growth
Developed by Reconcile Life Pty Ltd.
Supported by the Queensland Government.

What does it actually mean to become a Kindred Viewpoint™ Authorise...

13/08/2026

Hear it from the men themselves.

Since 2019, men from different backgrounds and life experiences have participated in Kindred Viewpoint.

Now, Reconcile Life is taking the next step, equipping organisations across Queensland to deliver the framework within their own communities.

Thanks to funding through the Queensland Government’s Domestic and Family Violence Community Prevention Program, approved organisations can nominate suitable people to undertake Kindred Viewpoint Facilitator Authorisation Training in Mackay this October.

Successful facilitators and organisations will receive:

• Three-day Facilitator Authorisation Training
• A comprehensive suite of Kindred Viewpoint resources
• Monthly mentoring and support through to June 2027
• Ongoing opportunities to update, upskill and connect
• Access to a growing statewide network supporting men and boys

If your organisation, school, workplace, sporting club, community group or service already works with or supports men and boys, this could be an opportunity to add another practical framework to the work you're already doing.

📅 Applications close 5:00 pm AEST, Friday 28 August 2026.

👉 Learn more and download the Expression of Interest application:

www.reconcilelife.com.au/delivery-partner

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Congratulations to these wonderful women ❤️ 👏🏾 🎊
07/08/2026

Congratulations to these wonderful women ❤️ 👏🏾 🎊

05/08/2026
04/08/2026

Queensland organisations, this opportunity is now open.

Reconcile Life is seeking organisations across Queensland to become Authorised Kindred Viewpoint Delivery Partners.

Thanks to funding through the Queensland Government's Domestic and Family Violence Community Prevention Program, approved organisations can receive approximately $3,700 worth of facilitator authorisation training, mentoring and ongoing support per facilitator at no cost.

We're inviting expressions of interest from organisations that are committed to strengthening the wellbeing of men, boys, families and communities, including schools, community organisations, businesses, sporting clubs, charities, churches, government agencies and workplaces.

📍 Three-Day Facilitator Authorisation Training Location: Mackay, Queensland
Dates: 20–22 October 2026

Places are limited and all applications will be assessed through a screening process.
Expressions of Interest close:

🗓 5:00 pm (AEST), Friday 28 August 2026
Learn more and apply today:

👉 www.reconcilelife.com.au/delivery-partner

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Mackay, QLD
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