Elsewhere Pods: Wellness Pods, Supporting Student Wellbeing

December 1, 2025

Australian schools are placing greater focus on student mental health and wellbeing. Yet research shows 75 per cent of young Australians feel stressed about their future, with almost half listing it as their top concern (ReachOut, 2025). At a time when pressures are rising, schools need dedicated environments where students and teachers can reset and recharge.

Elsewhere Pods provides the answer. Our modular system can deliver wellness pods that support wellbeing programs while creating new opportunities for community use after hours. These pods are designed to pay for themselves, combining student support during the day with potential income generation in the evenings or weekends.

The Meditation Escape Pod

In Port Willunga, Elsewhere Tiny Homes created a meditation escape pod designed as a calming retreat. Installed in less than two days, it combines natural light, air-conditioning, and optional sound-proofing for focus and calm. Surrounded by glass, the pod connects directly to nature while providing privacy inside.

On a school campus, this type of pod could serve as a wellbeing hub where students find quiet space during the day. After hours, it could host mindfulness workshops, counselling sessions, or community programs, ensuring the investment continues to deliver value long after school finishes.

Why Choose Elsewhere Pods

● Purpose-Built: Quiet, private, and calming by design

● Rapid Delivery: Installed in days, not months

● Flexible Use: Wellness hub today, study or tutoring space tomorrow

● Revenue Potential: Community hire helps the pod pay for itself

Building Financial Resilience

Future-Ready Wellbeing

Elsewhere Pods and Elsewhere Tiny Houses are more than buildings. They are sustainable, adaptable solutions that support student wellbeing and help schools connect with their

communities. By investing in wellness pods, schools can make a difference today while building financial and social value for the future.

Visit elsewherepods.com to explore how wellness pods can support your campus.