Chloe Wyatt-Jasper is a mental health advocate and keynote speaker whose powerful story of resilience transforms how audiences understand trauma, recovery and the importance of speaking up.
Having experienced a domestic violence family tragedy at a very young age, Chloe has lived with profound mental health conditions as a result. Rather than letting her experiences define her limits, she has channelled them into purpose, becoming a compelling voice for change and support.
Recognised as a Young Australian of the Year in 2026, Chloe brings authenticity and impact to every stage. Her advocacy led her to the South Australian Teen Parliament, where she successfully lobbied Premier Peter Malinauskas for $5 million in funding for improved mental health services for young people.
Chloe also supports Backpacks 4 SA Kids, an organisation that helps survivors of domestic violence by providing backpacks filled with essential items such as clothes and toiletries.
As a speaker, Chloe offers audiences a rare combination: the raw honesty of lived experience and the proven ability to influence real-world policy outcomes. She inspires individuals and organisations to break the stigma around mental health, embrace vulnerability as strength, and take meaningful action for those in need.
