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FutureTech Australia empowers neurodivergent youth through STEAM-based learning programs and social opportunities. This will be achieved through workshops, events, and excursions run in-person on Sydney's Northern Beaches, along with online programs via a dedicated Discord server. Participants can engage in STEAM topics, foster academic, life, and social skills, and intermingle with fellow peers in a nurturing environment. FutureTech provides discounts and pro-bono services for people who cannot afford their programs. Being a neurodivergent-led organization, they have put a lot of emphasis on neuro-affirming employment practices. FutureTech is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of SECNA, Social Change Central, and Catalyst2030. All surplus is reinvested into the mission to ensure continuing support and development of neurodivergent youth.
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Operating since 2021
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