At True, we are committed to supporting people with disabilities, as well as their families and caregivers. Our programs are thoughtfully designed to offer guidance on building healthy relationships and understanding sexuality, tailored to each individual's learning needs. We are here to provide education in a compassionate and respectful way, helping everyone feel empowered and supported on their journey.

True is committed to supporting people from all cultures and backgrounds. We understand that many people from multicultural backgrounds often face challenges and varying levels of access to relationships and sexuality education and general health care education. Our Multicultural teams  comprised of our bicultural/bilingual health educators work across the state to bridge this gap. We do this by delivering tailored, accessible health education for diverse groups across Queensland.  

We offer professional development which supports professionals to understand child safety in their professional setting, and develop skills to support healthy sexual development in children and young people while also addressing harmful sexual behaviours.  

True is committed to furthering inclusive and safe education on sex, sexuality and gender.

True has developed a range of educational resources for parents and carers of young children and teens - which cater to all intellectual abilities.