GRCC funded a free wellbeing puppet show by Happy Habits targeting an audience of more than 12,000 people, intentionally catering for those with disabilities, those with English as a second language, and those in low socio-economic areas.
Children and families across Launceston, particularly those with disabilities, CALD backgrounds, and low socio-economic circumstances.
Launceston and surrounding region, Tasmania
2025/26 — completion expected June 2026
Emotional regulation is a foundational life skill, yet many children lack early exposure to the language and tools needed to manage big feelings. This puppet show gave young audiences a safe, imaginative space to explore those concepts. By modelling calming strategies through a relatable character, it helped children build self-awareness and coping skills that carry into school and home environments. Teachers and parents also benefited from shared vocabulary and techniques to reinforce the messages beyond the performance.
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