Dom Alford is a leader at The Men's Project, a part of Jesuit Social Services, engaging men and boys in masculinities and gender equality across a range of areas including sport, construction, workplaces, prisons and fatherhood. Dom has worked in the community services sector for over 15 years working with children, men and families and holds post-graduate qualifications in social work and leadership.

Hi, I'm Dave. I'm a passionate perinatal mental health advocate and father of two. Over past 10 years, I've played my small part in raising awareness of mental health issues in the perinatal period, specifically with respect to challenges new dads face.

Dr Jaime Garcia is an Associate Professor in Games Development at the University of Technology Sydney, specialising in the design and development of serious games and gamification technologies that promote wellbeing, learning, and engagement.

Oren is a skilled scientist-practitioner and an experienced educator. He is passionate about modernization of psychological practice to better meet consumer needs, and to innovating educational methods to deliver the highly-skilled workforce Australia deserves.

Michael Sopp is a registered psychologist in Perth with a focus on supporting dads through the transition to fatherhood. He works across hospital and private practice settings, using evidence-based approaches to help men navigate identity changes, emotional overwhelm, and strengthening family relationships.

Mathew Aquilina is a registered Psychologist and Board Approved Supervisor based in the Illawarra region of NSW, with experience across not-for-profit and private settings. As Clinical Team Manager with Gidget Foundation Australia, Mathew provides clinical support, supervision, and professional development for clinicians dedicated to perinatal mental health.

Passionate about the cause and purpose of Gidget Foundation Australia, Lucy began as a volunteer before moving into the role of Client Services Executive in 2022. She then transitioned into a newly created position managing the Gidget Village and Gidget Virtual Village programs. In this dual role, Lucy supports and connects new and expecting parents through group therapy and online peer support.

Zoe joined the Gidget Foundation Australia in July 2023 as a Clinical Intake Coordinator. She graduated from Monash University with a Bachelor of Psychology and is currently studying to gain her Counselling registration.

Having spent the last 15 years in marketing, Alicia has worked with a wide range of organisations – from startups to big corporates – assisting in brand and product development as well as growth strategies.