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WHAT IS OUR MISSION AT HEY ELLIE?
Provide honest and hopeful advice to teens and young adults in relation to contemporary issues. Core focus on validation, overcoming obstacles and promoting community. Yes it is okay to not be okay but let's take some practical steps to change our current circumstances.
Watch the chats and get support on our socials. DM us now @theheyellie
YOUR IDENTITY STAYS ANONYMOUS
Facing a messed up real life issue now? Don't want to chat to your parents or your friends about it?
Simply DM us @theheyellie. We can give you some practical advice. We won't give you the solution but we will give you honesty and hope and connect you with further services if needed.
We won't pass on your social media handles and will not ask for any contact information. If we repost the conversation we will also 100% protect your identity.
OUR PILLARS
HOPE
We will be your cheer squad as we know your situation will not be like this forever.
COMMUNITY
We don't want you to feel alone when you need help most. The counselling support on offer on socials right now does not work for everyone. Just get talking with our commyunity.
VULNERABILITY
We have been in your shoes before so don't be scared.
VALIDATION
We see you. That is all.
GENUINE CARE
Let's work with you. We won't solve all your problems but we can help.
ABOUT ELLIE
At the grounds of Sydney University was where Michelle and Carley created the foundation for a friendship that would stand the test of time, not at the pretty campus with the infamous quadrangle, rather the health science campus where Michelle and Carley both completed their counselling degrees.
They bonded over many things, caffeine, food, nicotine, boys, ambition, Celine Dion and music festivals. They spent many hours sitting in either one of their hatchbacks talking, singing and dreaming big.
Michelle and Carley's careers and personal lives took them in many different directions, and they gained experience in many areas. They realisesd they wanted to impact the next generation by giving accessible help that won't label them but provide safety and hopeful support.
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And here we are, with the creation of Hey Ellie.
