Built on Relationships. Driven by Purpose.
My Life Box was founded on the belief that every person — regardless of background — has the capacity to live a full, meaningful, and connected life.
Where It All Began
My Life Box grew out of a deep commitment to community. We saw young people and families struggling to find support that was culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and genuinely relational — so we built it.
What started as a small initiative in Melbourne has grown into a suite of programmes that reach schools, community groups, and individuals across the city. Every programme we run is grounded in evidence, shaped by lived experience, and delivered with heart.
We believe change happens in relationship. That's why everything we do — from our running groups to our leadership programmes — is built around connection, trust, and belonging.
Our Mission & Values
To empower individuals and communities through culturally responsive, trauma-informed programmes that build identity, resilience, and positive futures.
Relationship First
We believe genuine change happens through authentic, trusting relationships — not programmes alone.
Cultural Responsiveness
We honour the diverse backgrounds of every person we work with, ensuring our approach is relevant and respectful.
Trauma-Informed Practice
Everything we do is grounded in an understanding of trauma and its impact on identity, behaviour, and wellbeing.
Community Belonging
We create spaces where people feel seen, heard, and valued — because belonging is the foundation of growth.
Infay Wong See
Founder & Co-Director | M.E. Boys Program Lead Facilitator
Infay holds a Bachelor of Social Work and a Bachelor of Youth Development (Honours), with 25+ years' experience in social services, management, youth justice and community development.
As Founder and Co-Director of My LifeBox, he brings a culturally responsive, trauma-informed and relationship-based practice to the M.E. Program, supporting young people to strengthen their identity, emotional awareness, self-regulation and positive decision-making.
Meet Our Facilitators
Experience matters. Relationship matters. Our team brings decades of lived and professional experience to every programme we deliver.
Malia Wong-See
Co-Director | M.E. Girls Program Lead Facilitator
Malia is Co-Director of My LifeBox and brings 20+ years' experience in administration, facilitation and delivering community programs and workshops.
Her experience includes facilitating marriage, parenting and family-focused workshops, with a strong emphasis on building relationships and creating supportive spaces for young women. Malia is passionate about seeing young people grow in identity, confidence and emotional wellbeing.
MJ Hor
Co-Director | M.E. Boys Program Co-Facilitator
MJ is Co-Director of My LifeBox and brings 10+ years of experience supporting young people across mental health, wellbeing and the NDIS sector.
As Co-Coordinator of the M.E. Boys Program, MJ draws on his personal and professional experience to help young people better understand their emotions, make positive choices and build a brighter future. He is passionate about creating safe, supportive spaces where young people feel heard, valued and empowered.
Ai Vyn Hor
Co-Director | M.E. Girls Co-Facilitator
Aivyn is Co-Director of My LifeBox and Co-Facilitator of the M.E. Girls Program. As a mother of four, she brings lived experience, compassion and a strong understanding of family and young people.
Aivyn has also supported the administration and delivery of marriage and parenting programs alongside Malia, bringing a relational and family-centred approach to supporting young women through M.E.