Our impact in this past financial year

More than 3000 people have now downloaded our free ‘beginning your journey beyond sleep training’ workbook, with glowing reports from those who have used it.

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For families, the past 12 months has been a time filled with isolation and uncertainty. Having 24/7 access to The Beyond Sleep Training Project Group, our free peer support, has been vital to the wellbeing of countless families.

 In this year alone we have welcomed over 40,000 new members. Of our 180,000 total members, 139,000 of them have actively utilised our service some time in the last 12 months! That’s an incredible number of families, babies and children supported.

Our volunteer peer supporters have tended to an amazing 20,000 unique posts and moderated the 550,000 comments those post generated with over 1.8 million reactions in our space.

 24/7 Support for Over 180,000 Families

We Make A Real Difference, To Real People

This group is important because it offers peer support (emotional, psychological, logistical) at a very vulnerable time in parents’ (and babies’) lives. It is important because it is a free, inclusive, resource that is accessible to anyone with a phone or library access. It meets otherwise unmet needs of parents around the world who have decided to parent gently and allows them to meet virtually and exchange, learn, grow and be all the more present for their children, even in the face of the physically brutal lack of sleep that may come in these years. It is the ‘village’ of support needed to parent that much better. THANK YOU!!
— Heidi H. TBSTP Member

40,000 Listeners Have Heard Our Podcast

The Beyond Sleep Training podcast has brought uplifting, real and raw stories to the listening ears of more than 40,000 listeners.

Supporting Regional Australians

We support 56,000 people across Australia. More than 22,000 of those people are from regional areas.

We KNOW that services in the perinatal space as well as mental health space are stretched, and this is especially so in regional areas. This is why we’re here, meeting people right where they are at, day and night, for free, wherever they are living.

The service we provide, the work we do to improve the way society supports families is essential.

Please help us expand our services and keep them freely available to all, when they need it most.