Dreamtime Air evolved from a university project, successfully raising $10,000 and donating
to Indigenous youth mental health initiatives.
Founded by Imogen Clarence, a proud
Kamilaroi woman with a Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology and
Counselling Interventions), Dreamtime Air embodies the powerful intersection of artistic
expression, cultural connection, and mental well-being.
Growing up in a rural town, Imogen
experienced firsthand the significant challenges of accessing healthcare services in rural
areas. This personal experience ignited a passion to create a tangible solution, leading to the
birth of Dreamtime Air.
The goal is to empower parents and teachers with tools and knowledge
to support children’s well-being.
It's a reflection of her deep connection to her heritage and
unwavering commitment to improving the lives of Indigenous children, ensuring they have
the access and opportunity to thrive.