About Create Today

Designing practical pathways for work, wellbeing, and social connection

Create Today is an Australian-owned organisation focused on strengthening social connection, psychosocial wellbeing, and sustainable participation in work and community life.

We support individuals navigating change, mature workers seeking a clear path back to meaningful work, and organisations committed to building healthier, safer, and more connected workplaces.

Our work sits at the intersection of psychology, public health, rehabilitation, and workplace systems — translating research into practical, human solutions that work in real life.

Why Create Today Exists

Across workplaces and communities, we see the same challenge repeated in different forms:

People are expected to adapt, recover, and stay productive — often without the structures, support, or connection that make this possible.

Create Today exists to bridge that gap.

Our purpose is to turn evidence into action — designing programs and systems that restore confidence, reduce isolation, and strengthen psychosocial safety at both an individual and organisational level.

Core Focus Areas

Psychosocial Risk Assessment & Recovery-Ready Workplaces

Our Psychosocial Safety Risk Assessment helps employers identify, measure, and respond to psychosocial hazards using survey diagnostics, traffic-light risk mapping, grounded-theory insights, and regulatory compliance tools aligned with WHS legislation.

Social Reconnection & Community Wellbeing

My Social Support Network (MSSN) is a grassroots social reconnection platform designed to reduce isolation and improve the wellbeing of people recovering from injury, illness, or long-term unemployment. It brings together health, local government, and social care partners to rebuild community capacity and inclusion.

Work Reintegration for Over 45s

WorkLife Reimagined 45+ is a flagship career renewal and employment re-engagement program tailored for mature-age Australians. It supports psychological recovery, identity rebuilding, and career repositioning for people navigating workforce transitions later in life.

Who We Work With

Government agencies (local, state, and federal)

Employers, insurers, and WHS professionals

Community and health organisations

Councils and regional development bodies

Universities and research institutes

Our Approach

Psychologically Informed

Grounded in behavioural psychology, trauma-informed care, and systems thinking.

Evidence-Based

Driven by research, validated tools, and impact measurement.

Community-Focused

Designed with and for the people we serve.

Regulatory Aligned

Fully mapped to the WHS Act, Codes of Practice, and Return to Work guidelines.