Our Programs

Men's Morning Tea

Sometimes all it takes is a cuppa and a conversation.

Blue MOTO's Men's Morning Tea brings men together in a relaxed, friendly environment. There's no pressure, no formal meetings and no need to own a motorcycle.

Whether you're looking for some company, a friendly chat or simply a reason to get out of the house, you're welcome to join us.

When: 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month, 10:00 am

Where: Eat Botanic Café, Orange Botanic Gardens

Cost: Free to attend. Just need to purchase your own beverage 

Men's Cancer Support Group

You don't have to face cancer alone.

A cancer diagnosis can turn your world upside down. Sometimes it helps to sit with people who understand what you're going through.

Blue MOTO's Men's Cancer Support Group provides a welcoming space for men affected by cancer to connect, share experiences and support one another.

There's no pressure to talk. You can simply come along, listen and enjoy some company.

Whether you're newly diagnosed, undergoing treatment or living with the effects of cancer, you're welcome.

Cost: Free to participate.

Retired Riders — Weekly Ride & Morning Tea

Good rides, good company and a reason to get out of the house.

Blue MOTO's Retired Riders program brings motorcycle enthusiasts together for a relaxed weekly ride and morning tea.

It's not about how far or fast you ride. It's about enjoying the road, catching up with mates and making new friendships.

Whether you've been riding for decades or are simply looking for some company on your next ride, you're welcome to come along.

Cost: Free to participate. Riders cover their own refreshments and expenses.

Early Intervention Tree Program

Helping young people understand that it's okay to ask for help.

Blue MOTO's Early Intervention Tree Program focuses on supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young people through schools.

The program encourages children to recognise their feelings, understand the importance of talking about their worries and know that asking for help is a sign of strength.

By starting these conversations early, we hope to help young people develop the confidence to speak up when something isn't right.

Our aim is simple: to help create a future where young people feel comfortable talking about their mental health and know they're not alone.

The Accidental Counsellor — Supporting Junior Sport

You don't have to be a counsellor to make a difference.

Sometimes a young player, parent or teammate opens up about something they're struggling with. Coaches and volunteers can find themselves having conversations they never expected.

Blue MOTO's Accidental Counsellor program provides practical resources to help coaches, trainers and sporting club volunteers recognise when someone may be struggling, listen without judgement and understand when to seek professional support.

The package includes a pocket guide for coaches and trainers, along with mental health awareness posters for club change rooms.

Our aim is to help create sporting environments where young people feel safe, supported and comfortable asking for help.

Cost: Free to sporting clubs with junior teams.

Ride Blue — Annual Mental Health Awareness Ride

More than just a motorcycle ride.

Ride Blue is Blue MOTO's annual motorcycle event, bringing riders and the wider community together to raise awareness of mental health and the importance of looking out for one another.

Every year, hundreds of riders come together for a day of motorcycles, friendship and community spirit, all supporting a cause that affects so many people and families.

Ride Blue is about breaking down the stigma surrounding mental health, encouraging conversations and reminding people that nobody should have to face life's challenges alone.

It's also an important fundraising event, helping Blue MOTO continue its community wellbeing and early intervention programs.

Our message is simple: You don't have to ride alone, and you don't have to face life's challenges alone.