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Home Education Association (HEA) of Australia
P.O. Box 245, Petersham, NSW 2049
Phone: 1300 72 99 91
Email: contact@hea.edu.au
http://www.hea.edu.au

HOME EDUCATION IN AUSTRALIA
The HEA is the national not-for-profit, incorporated membership association serving Australian homeschoolers since 2001, when it was established by Colleen and Philip Strange. The HEA is run by a committee voluntarily coming together to lead the association.

We have over 1300 Australian families holding membership with us - you can be one too!

ABOUT HEA
Home education involves parents and caregivers taking direct responsibility for the education of their child or children. Home education, also known as home schooling, is a legal option that embraces a wide variety of educational philosophies. People from a variety of backgrounds and educational levels are successfully home educating children of all ages.

PHILOSOPHY
The HEA upholds the principle that parents are primarily responsible for the education of their children and respects the diversity of philosophies and methods used by home educators.

MISSION
The mission of the HEA is to promote and support the practice of home education across Australia and to advance educational equity for members.

​Pillars - In order to achieve our mission, HEA will:

Increase the profile of and confidence in home education
Advocate in the interests of home education
Provide support to home educators
Co-ordinate and run events and conferences
Provide services and resources for our members
Foster networks and support groups and train volunteers
Connect to organisations and suppliers in the sector
Govern and manage the association well
Operate a charitable fund to assist home educators in need