About Noor Pathways
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
Director and Founder Aman Singh know's what it’s like to feel unseen and unheard when it comes to mental health being from a multicultural background. Through his work in community services and out-of-home care, He's seen how much kids need safe spaces to express themselves and how much adults need the tools to support them. That’s why No
Director and Founder Aman Singh know's what it’s like to feel unseen and unheard when it comes to mental health being from a multicultural background. Through his work in community services and out-of-home care, He's seen how much kids need safe spaces to express themselves and how much adults need the tools to support them. That’s why Noor Pathways was created: to bridge that gap and make sure no child feels alone.
Our History
Our Philosophy
Our Philosophy
With a background in psychology, working at a specialist school for kids with autism, case managing in the out of home care child protection field and engaging in CALD programs overseas. Aman knows the need for cultural education, awareness and mental health strategies for people from a culturally and linguistically diverse background.
Our Mission
Our Philosophy
Our Mission
By engaging in trauma informed, research proven work by Australian bodies such as the DCJ and the AIHW. We aim to help children and families from CALD backgrounds be more mentally resilient and confident in navigating unique challenges that they may face in Australian society. We also aim to educate organisations on CALD issues, working practices and inclusiveness in the workplace.
Our Work and Supporters
Networks and Connections
Noor Pathways proudly gains important insights with the NSW Police Force and Multicultural NSW to develop impactful, culturally responsive programs.
The NSW Police provide vital on-the-ground insights into the unique challenges faced by local communities, particularly around culturally sensitive issues. This allows Noor Pathways to tailor our content to reflect the needs and realities of each location we work in.
Multicultural NSW plays a key role in informing and supporting our work on matters affecting culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, ensuring our programs are inclusive, respectful, and relevant. Together, we’re building stronger, safer, and more connected communities.
Overseas Work
In October 2023, Aman was fortunate enough to travel to Cambodia and volunteer at an organisation called GVI. GVI allowed Aman to gain deep cultural insights and knowledge into education and mental health overseas. Aman especially found it amazing how all children engage through positivity and how although language is different, emotions are the same across different countries.
Brand Ambassador- Jeff Kissubi
Noor Pathways is extremely grateful to have Jeff Kissubi as brand ambassador. Jeff came to Australia from the Seychelles and shares similar stories of challenges and barriers experienced by people from a CALD background. A proud advocate for women's rights in Australia, Jeff also has a strong passion in helping children from a CALD background in embracing their identity and building resilience.
Testimonial
"I had the absolute pleasure of working alongside Aman while I was his manager, supporting young people in out-of-home care. Aman has a real gift for connecting with teenagers, especially those who are going through tough times. What stood out most was his ability to show up with honesty, humour, and a calm presence that young people genuinely responded to. He never shied away from sitting with them in uncomfortable or emotional spaces. He held that space with care and without judgement, helping them feel safe enough to open up and start making sense of what they were feeling.
Aman brings cultural insight, lived experience, and a deep understanding of the challenges these young people face. He’s not just teaching mental health strategies, he walks alongside the young people, helping build resilience and a stronger sense of identity. His work really does make a difference."
Jonathan and Will's Story
Aman has been fortunate enough to be supporting two children who have been diagnosed with autism. Aman has seen the resilience of not only the children but also the families involved with Jonathan and Will. Jonathan, Will and their families embrace their identity and find courage in a situation that not a lot of people are aware of. There are many days filled with plenty of emotions, but what amazes Aman is how much positivity both boys express and how much happiness they share with those around them. Will and Jonathans family are the most caring, patient and loving souls who enjoy seeing their children thrive in an environment which isn't always easy for them. Aman has found it a great honour to work holistically with the families and supporting them for many years.
NRL Ambassadors
We are proud to have ambassadors from the NRL who are willing to share and support the importance of Noor Pathways. Jake Preston (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs) and Ammaron Gudgeon (South Sydney Rabbitohs) both understand the significance of being mentally resilient and embracing their identity throughout their journey in not only the NRL but also through life.
Jake demonstrated resilience from returning to rugby league after a nasty fracture to his leg. This would have ended many people's careers. However Jake persevered and through hard work, has not only become an NRL superstar but also a proud advocate and supporter of mental health for CALD people.
Ammaron resonates and connects with his identity in his everyday life. Being a proud Indigenous and Maori man, Ammaron connects with his culture and enjoys spreading the message of being proud of who you are.
Services we offer
High School Program
At Noor Pathways, we understand that many children, especially those from diverse backgrounds, often carry invisible burdens of isolation, identity conflict, or emotional distress. Our school programs are carefully designed to provide a safe, supportive space where students feel seen, heard, and valued.
With a strong research, child-focused approach, each session is tailored to the unique needs of the school community, ensuring cultural relevance, emotional safety, and deep engagement. We use research developed by the DCJ and AIHW primarily, whilst also collecting data from staff and students, to ensure our programs are impactful and making a difference. Through conversations around identity, mental health, belonging, and respectful relationships, we help young people build resilience, foster connection, and realise they are not alone.
Identity and Resilience Mentoring Program for Children Aged 12-17
This program delivered in person is tailored to each organisations and schools needs. Through extensive research and engaging activities, this program allows a child to affirm their identity and build resilience. Whilst fostering connections with those around them and their community.
This program is interactive and driven through a positive and safe environment. Where children can be open and express themselves in a safe space without judgement. Director Aman endeavours to create an environment where children lead with happiness and openness.
Please see above an example of how a program could look like to help support your organisations needs.
Organisation and Community Education Sessions
Our organisation and community education sessions cover a broad range of topics relating to CALD children. From supporting children from a CALD background who are in out of home care. To educating community members and organisations about CALD issues present in Australian society. Noor Pathways endeavours to conduct research driven, holistic education sessions to not only educate, but inspire people to understand children from a CALD background. Community education programs are tailored to the needs of organisations and are conducted holistically. They work within policies, procedures, code of conducts and regulatory bodies in which the organisation resides in.
School and Community Domestic Violence Education Sessions
At Noor Pathways, we believe that education is the first step to prevention. Our school and community education sessions on domestic violence are designed to break the silence, raise awareness, and empower people of all ages with knowledge, tools, and support.
Through age-appropriate workshops, open conversations, and culturally sensitive approaches, we aim to create safer, more informed communities. Whether in classrooms or community spaces, our sessions focus on respect, healthy relationships, and where to go for help- because everyone deserves to feel safe and heard.
Together, we’re creating a future free from violence.