Thursday 22 October 2026
Healthy Harold's Impact Lunch
The Power of Prevention
An inspiring afternoon raising vital funds to help Victorian children build safer, healthier and more respectful relationships for life.
Thursday 22 October 2026
12:00pm to 3:30pm
Studley Grounds, Kew
Counting down to an afternoon creating safer futures.
Why prevention matters
The challenges facing children are changing - and reaching them earlier than ever.
Children are navigating online risks, emotional pressures, relationships, personal safety and difficult choices from an increasingly young age. Waiting until harm occurs means waiting too long.
Life Ed Victoria works alongside schools and families to equip children with trusted, age-appropriate knowledge and practical skills - before they are faced with the moments in which they’ll need them most.
Cyber Safety
Before online risks become online harm.
Respectful Relationships
Before unhealthy attitudes and behaviours take hold.
Health & Wellbeing
Before children feel overwhelmed.
Sexual Health & Body Safety
Before children face situations they’re unprepared for.
Drugs & Alcohol
Before they’re faced with difficult choices.
That’s the power of prevention.
Giving children the knowledge and skills they need - before they need them.
Help shape a safer, more respectful future - join us.
SECURE YOUR SEAT
Join us at the 2026 Healthy Harold Impact Lunch
Thursday 22 October 2026, 12pm - 3:30pm
Studley Grounds, 121 Studley Park Rd, Kew VIC 3101
Individual ticket
$150
Includes lunch, drinks and the full event program.
Table of 9
$1,350
Reserve space for your colleagues, clients or guests.
2026 spotlight
Respect Starts Early
Respectful relationships are not built through one conversation in adolescence. Their foundations are formed much earlier.
Children are growing up surrounded by increasingly complex messages about relationships, gender, power and behaviour - both online and in everyday life.
Through trusted, age-appropriate education, Life Ed helps children develop emotional awareness, understand boundaries, show empathy, seek help and care for others.
At the 2026 Impact Lunch, we’ll explore why these foundations matter - and how preparing children early can contribute to safer, healthier and more respectful relationships throughout life.
EVERY 9 DAYS
On average, a man in Australia kills his female partner.
1 IN 4
women in Australia have experienced intimate partner violence since the age of 15.
95%
of all victims (regardless of gender) experience violence from a male perpetrator.
1 IN 4
Australian youth have experienced child sexual abuse before age 18.
Source: Respect Victoria, Preventing violence, updated July 2025.
What one conversation can make possible
At last year’s Impact Lunch, New Litho Group CEO Clinton Daley heard Life Ed Victoria Patron Paul Wheelton AM KSJ challenge business leaders to consider how they could make a difference within their own community.
That conversation led to New Litho Group partnering with Life Ed Victoria to print and deliver Student Learning Journals for approximately 35,000 children in 2026.
That’s the impact of bringing the right people together.
Our 2026 Event Supporters
Healthy Harold's Impact Lunch is made possible by organisations who share our commitment to preventative education and safer and healthier futures for Victorian children.
