Headspace Extra
In particular, this program aims to support young people between the ages of 12-25 years who may be experiencing more chronic and episodic moderate to severe mental illness and other […]
In particular, this program aims to support young people between the ages of 12-25 years who may be experiencing more chronic and episodic moderate to severe mental illness and other […]
Children are offered culturally enriching play opportunities such as painting, playdough, arts and crafts, story time and outdoor activities. This is a great place for children to make new friends and have fun together. Runs every School Term commencing the Second Week of each term Morning tea is provided. No booking required, call 49 800 800.
Come along and have some fun doing Aboriginal Crafts. Hang with your mob and have a yarn! For ages 5-12 years. Afternoon tea provided. When: Tuesday & Wednesday arvos Time: […]
Playtime Plus is fun for children and parents / carers. Not just a fun place but also a place where we: Provide a range of learning experiences to promote children’s development Support ways in which parents can play and communicate with their children Provide information for parents about topics such as child development, health, and […]
'The Deck’ Youth Venue is a place to drop in with friends, to make friends or to come and grab a feed. We offer a safe space for all young people aged strictly from 12 to 18 to hang out, play Xbox, PlayStation, computer games, pool, watch Netflix, use the internet, join in art & […]
Come along and have some fun doing Aboriginal Crafts. Hang with your mob and have a yarn! For ages 5-12 years. Afternoon tea provided. When: Tuesday & Wednesday arvos Time: […]
Young Parents Group is for all parents who are 25 years and under. Young parents face the challenge of meeting not only their own developmental needs at a time of significant growth, but also the needs of their children. Young Parents Group is friendly, relaxed and non-judgemental. Offering a space where young parents can meet, […]
Art therapy can provide therapeutic interventions through the use of visual arts, including drawing, painting, art journaling, mixed media and sculpture, for mental health diagnoses, wellbeing, early intervention and developmental […]
Art therapy can provide therapeutic interventions through the use of visual arts, including drawing, painting, art journaling, mixed media and sculpture, for mental health diagnoses, wellbeing, early intervention and developmental […]
In particular, this program aims to support young people between the ages of 12-25 years who may be experiencing more chronic and episodic moderate to severe mental illness and other psychosocial stressors impacting on a young person and their families’ level of functioning. It specifically targets young people with more complex needs, in particular Aboriginal […]
