Helping young people thrive
Resourceful Adolescent Program
Building resilience and promoting positive mental health in teenagers
RAP exists to equip schools, communities and families with practical, evidence-based programs that strengthen their resilience, promote positive mental health, and help prevent depression before it begins.
A school-based program designed to enhance resilience and wellbeing in adolescents.
A program designed to strengthen family relationships and build resilience in adolescents.
A teacher-led program designed to foster school connectedness and enhance adolescent wellbeing.
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FAQs
What is RAP?
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The Resourceful Adolescent Program (RAP) is an evidence-based mental health promotion and resilience program developed to support young people, families and schools. RAP has been evaluated through more than two decades of research and has been implemented across a range of educational and community settings.
Who are RAP programs designed for?
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RAP includes programs for adolescents, parents and educators. Programs can be delivered in schools, community organisations and health settings to support wellbeing, resilience, coping skills and positive relationships.
Does RAP have a strong evidence base?
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Yes. RAP is one of the most extensively evaluated school-based mental health promotion and depression prevention programs internationally. Research has demonstrated positive outcomes across multiple countries, diverse populations and educational settings.
How do I become a RAP facilitator?
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To deliver RAP-A or RAP-P, you’ll need to complete facilitator training and accreditation. Our training equips professionals with the knowledge, resources and practical skills required to successfully deliver RAP programs. RAP-T does not require facilitator accreditation and can be implemented more broadly within schools and organisations.
Who can become a RAP facilitator?
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Facilitator training is suitable for professionals who work with young people and families, including psychologists, counsellors, teachers, social workers, youth workers and other wellbeing practitioners.
Can our organisation arrange training for a team?
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Yes. We offer training for schools, organisations and community services looking to build internal capability to deliver RAP programs. Visit our Training page to learn more about organisational training options.
How do I get started?
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Whether you’re interested in facilitator training, implementing RAP within your organisation, or learning more about the programs, the best place to start is by exploring our Training page or contacting us to discuss your needs.