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Jacob Hunter

Jacob Hunter (he/him)

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Jacob is a NDIS support worker, freelance creative and professional esports competitor. He is passionate about helping people in need and making peoples voices heard. Outside of his work at ReachOut, Jacob works as a life skills and video game coach for a NDIS company.

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Wondering how to connect with your community? Jacob shares his top tips for ways to get involved and learn more.

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Zig's story about family troubles

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How to support First Nations young people when their identity is in the news

Learn more about how public debate can impact your teen’s social and emotional wellbeing, and what you can do to empower, guide and support them.

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