We’re here for our community – because we are the community.

and because Mental Health is more than just the tip of The Iceberg.

Welcome to The Iceberg Foundation – we are so happy that you’re here.

At The Iceberg Foundation, we strive for mental health care to feel a warm support, not a cold waiting room. That’s why we’re building something different - a space where LGBTIQA+ and neurodivergent people can show up exactly as they are, without fear, without judgment, and with all the support they deserve.

As a community-led and operated mental health organisation, we are committed to fostering a thriving queer and neurodivergent community where humans are embraced for who they are.

​We understand that everyone’s journey is unique, and we respect people’s lived and living experiences both in the present and historically.

We’re queer and neurodivergent led, because lived experience matters and we’re community-driven, because no one should have to navigate their mental health journey alone. And we’re all about making sure you have the tools, support, and connections to thrive - not just survive.

Because everyone’s journey to their favourite self is different.

How we can support you

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Therapeutic Support

Compassionate, trauma-informed social work, psychology, and counselling tailored to you.

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Manaya Pride Program

Free mental health support for forcibly displaced communities.

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Capacity Building

Helping individuals and teams upskill in mental health and inclusion.

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Elevating the Rainbow Fund

Supporting projects by and for LBGTQIA+ communities

As trusted by:

Thorne Harbour Health
Umeed Psychology
Mount Alexander College
Mental Health First Aid Australia
Bunnings Warehouse
Everybody Sexology & Counselling
Maribyrnong City Council
Kensington Neighbourhood House
GenWest
Victoria Equal Opportunity & Human Rights Commission
Eating Disorders Victoria
Mind Australia
Enable Workplace Consulting
Mental Health Victoria
Penola Catholic College
Acon
The Social Policy Group
City of Casey
Pride Foundation Australia
Taylor Made Counselling
Unhyphen Psychology and Consulting
Niram EMDR and Trauma Counselling
Australian College of Applied Professions
The University of Melbourne
Federation University
Edith Cowan University
Many Coloured Sky
Unassigned Gallery
Drummond Street Services
Australian Institute for Diversity in Mental Health
Centre Self Collective
Mental Health Practitioner Network
The Wanderlust Age Wellbeing
Life Supports
The Radiant Group
Social Work Spotlight
City of Port Phillip
Brotherhood of St Laurence
Municipal Association of Victoria
Counsellors Victoria Inc.
City of Darebin
MatchWorks
Australian Red Cross
Thousand Threads Press
VicHealth
Euphoria Social
Three For All Foundation
Asylum Seeker Resource Centre
Foundation House
Lifting Minds Psychology
The Middle Bridge Project
Barber Duckee
Trans Space
The Neurodivergent Woman Podcast
Bae Collective
Wildflower Collective
Therapy Shmerapy
Victorian Pride Centre
Transgender Victoria
The Digital Picnic
Solis
Inclusive Rainbow Voices
The Salty Sweet
Flying Needles
I Am Me Foundation
Inner West Symphony Orchestra
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We acknowledge the truth: that Australia contains hundreds of nations, spanning 65,000 years, and we live and work on land unceded by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We acknowledge the rightful custodians and owners of the land and waters upon which we work, learn and teach. We pay our respects to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Elders past, and present.

The Iceberg Foundation is committed to honouring First Nation's Peoples' unique cultural and spiritual relationships to the land, waters and seas as well as their rich and respected contribution to our society.

The Iceberg Foundation supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart.