Resources

Supporting young people aged 4 – 25 who provide care for a family member affected by disability, chronic or mental illness, addiction or frail age. Mentoring, tutoring, dream experiences, holiday programs, personal development programs and more.

Young carers are children and young people, 25 years or under, who help to support a family member or friend living with a disability, mental illness, drug or alcohol dependency, chronic condition, terminal illness or who is frail. This organisation and website provides resources, programs, supports and stories; all the supports for the young carers in our community.

Mental health young carers are children, teens and young people who are 25 years old or younger who provide support to a family member, partner or friend who is living with a mental health condition. See this page for resources, tips, strategies, apps and support services.

Have a listen to Ep68 with Vaughan Cleary from Assumption College in Victoria if you want to be inspired for future learning for our kids. Come on NSW school leaders!

Website full of information and fact sheets on sexting, grooming, cyberbullying etc. Known as the cyber cop, Susan McLean was in the Victorian police force for 27 years and appointed to a position involving cyber safety and young people.

The Beaches Clinic (TBC) is a free, confidential walk in clinic service for young people 16-29yrs. We offer free asymptomatic sexual health testing services. No appointment is required.

Open Thursdays 11am – 6pm.

612-624 Pittwater Rd. Brookvale Community Health Centre, opposite Warringah Mall.

Free and local. A lived experience organisation providing resources on suicide, grief and prevention as well as local Northern Beaches peer CARE companions. Support in our local community for people who are caring for a suicidal family member, have survived an attempt or lost a loved one to suicide.

Creating connections, visibility and inclusion through social, educational and advocacy
support for the LGBTQIA+ community on Sydney’s Northern Beaches.

It’s Time We Talked is an Australian violence prevention project that supports young people, parents, schools, government and the community sector to understand and address the influence of pornography.

Relationships Australia – The program is for 12 to 18-year-old high school students and is usually offered in partnership with schools during school hours, on school premises.

For parents, schools and professionals. We help gamers and their families find a healthier relationship with gaming.

Be armed with the FACTS. Know your health, NSW law on abortion, unplanned pregnancy, working through your options etc.

Family Planning NSW recognises the need to promote and protect the reproductive and sexual health and rights of people with disability. We advocate for people with disability to have equity of access to reproductive and sexual health services. See this resource for numerous helpful factsheets.

For professionals working with children and young people affected by family violence.

How to IEP like a boss

How to keep kids safe on YouTube in 2023, best parental controls…and more.