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{{propApi.successMessage}} {{region}} Change locationHIA Building Women Lunch
Inclusions
Lunch
Dress code
Business attire
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Thursday 30 Apr 2026
Tickets
$190*
for members$250*
for non-members-
Date
Friday 8th May
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Time
12:00PM to 3:30PM
Presented by Jason Windows
Be in the room for a powerful and important conversation on mental health in the workplace.
Headlined by Kendall Whyte from Blue Tree Project, this lunch will explore the realities many face behind the scenes — and why awareness, early support and connection matter more than ever.
Through expert insight and lived experience, this session creates space for honest, open conversations. From recognising the signs in yourself to supporting others around you, it’s about building a culture where people feel seen, supported and able to speak up.
The conversation will continue with a fireside-style discussion, offering a chance to reflect, ask questions and hear real perspectives on what meaningful support looks like in practice.
What to expect
- A powerful keynote from Kendall Whyte, Blue Tree Project.
- Honest, real stories that resonate beyond the workplace.
- Practical ways to support yourself and those around you.
- An open, supportive conversation to help break down stigma.
This is more than a lunch — it’s an opportunity to connect, reflect and stand alongside others in the industry. Walk away with a deeper understanding, practical tools, and the confidence to have conversations that can make a real difference.
Speaker
Kendall Whyte
Founder - Blue Tree Project
Kendall Whyte is the Founder and CEO of Blue Tree Project, a mental health charity creating impact across Australia. What began as a grassroots movement in regional Western Australia has grown into a powerful platform encouraging people to speak up and support one another. Inspired by the loss of her brother Jayden, Kendall’s work focuses on breaking down stigma and starting meaningful conversations. Through community initiatives, education and the symbolic blue trees, she continues to drive awareness, connection and positive change in mental health.
Headline partner
Major partner
Insurance partner
Venue
The Westin
480 Hay St, Perth WA
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