MPOWER
About Us
Welcome to MPOWER
Who we are
The MPOWER design is based on One Vision Productions’ extensive experience over the past 16 years conducting a range of workshops throughout Australia with at-risk youth, getting consistent feedback from students and working closely with schools to measure impact.
Creating social change throughout Australia for more than a decade working in over 70 communities and over 10,000 youth.
Schools we have worked with across Australia
Workshops & programs delivered
Indigenous communities we have supported
Our commitment to increasing youth mental health awareness
These programs have been hailed as extremely effective in re-engaging disengaged youth, and as a means of changing high risk behaviour.
- CEO - Ngulingah Land Council, Lismore, NSW, Australia
These programs have been hailed as extremely effective in re-engaging disengaged youth, and as a means of changing high risk behaviour.
- CEO - Ngulingah Land Council, Lismore, NSW, Australia
These programs have been hailed as extremely effective in re-engaging disengaged youth, and as a means of changing high risk behaviour.
- CEO - Ngulingah Land Council, Lismore, NSW, Australia
A Model of Social and Emotional Wellbeing
Meet the Founder
“As a teacher, I know how imperative it is for young people to be given the tools to aid in their mental development, but it has to be done right. Unfortunately, this scares a lot of educators as it wasn’t taught to us as teachers. MPOWER is different from any other program because it utilises our youth’s culture within a highly creative platform, inspiring them to take charge of their lives”.
Mark Robertson, One Vision Productions Director & Founder
Public Speaking Engagements
Our Journey
2023
WINNER 2023 NSW Mental Health Matters
"Leadership through Lived Experience Award"
FINALIST: Australian Innovation Competition 2023
SEMI-FINALIST: Career College Small Business Award
2022
NSW Department of Education and Wellbeing Panel
Accredited Mental Health, Wellbeing, and Resilience Program
National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA)
Example of Best Practice for Key Performance Indicators
2021
FINALIST NSW Business Awards
"Excellence in Innovation"
HIGH COMMENDATION
Mental Health Matters Awards
"Aboriginal Social and Emotional Wellbeing Award"
2019 & 2020
HIGH COMMENDATION
Mental Health Matters Awards
2019
WINNER Westpac Fellowship
"Social Changemaker of the Year"
2017 & 2018
Patronage by the Governor of NSW
2017
Named Leading Grassroots Organisation towards
Social Change by NSW Council of Social Service
Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship for
Education and Social Change (Mark Robertson)
Recognised for best practice in demonstrating
impact by the Australian Federal Government
WINNER NSW Dept. of Education Excellence Award
for Indigenous Education Programs
2013
Invited to meet Prince Harry at Kirribilli House
as one of Australia’s Leading Entrepreneurs
2011
FINALIST for Australian of the Year
2009
WINNER Young Social Pioneer of the Year
for Innovative Programs towards Social & Educational Change
Recognised by Mental Health Australia