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Alcohol and Drug Counselling Online
Counselling Online is a free and confidential service that provides 24/7 support to people across Australia affected by alcohol or drug use. Different options: telephone counselling, chat counselling or email a question, peer support forums etc.
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Beaches Women’s Therapy
Amanda is a counsellor with a Master of Counselling, based in Mona Vale or online. She has an engaging and gentle approach with a Person-Centred focus in her practice. Amanda offers parenting support as well as individual and couple’s therapy.
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Burdekin – Family Services
Our Family Services offer a flexible response to issues raised by families, providing practical and therapeutic support.
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Burdekin Association – Youth Homelessness
Youth Housing 17 – 24 years. Outreach, casework, youth housing and family services.
Ph: 02 8976 1777
Email: burdekin.admin@burdekin.org.au
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Carer Gateway
Emotional, practical and financial support for carers.
Call 1800 422 737
Carers can access 6 FREE in-person 1:1 counselling sessions over a shorter or longer period of time, depending on your needs.
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CatholicCare Diocese of Broken Bay – Family Connect Support – DAYSS – Targeted Early Intervention
Casework support for families and young people. DAYSS Drug and Alcohol Youth Support Service. Services Northern Beaches. Domestic violence, mental health support, alcohol and other drug support, school disengagement.
44 Hampden Rd Artarmon 2085
Ph: 02 9481 2600
intakefs@catholiccaredbb.org.au
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Feel the Magic – Helping grieving kids heal
Grief support for children aged 7-17 and their families. Free camps, resources and support.
Ph: 1300 602 465
Online grief resources hub
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Kookaburra Kids
We deliver our services to young people impacted by family mental illness with the aim of empowering them to build resilience, lifelong knowledge and abilities so they can reach their potential.
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LocalKind Northern Beaches
The answer to the problem of isolation is community.
52 Raglan St, Manly, NSW, 2095
Ph: 02 9977 1066
info@localkind.org.au
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National Centre for Childhood Grief
The NCCG is dedicated to helping bereaved children and their families rebuild their lives, by teaching them how to live with their grief. They provide children to 18 and adults counselling, national outreach support services, kids groups, parents groups, family camps etc.
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Northern Beaches Autism Community Network
Autism Carers Support Group – run by Northern Beaches Council. A monthly support group for parents and carers on the Northern Beaches.
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ReachOut: Free One on One Support
A free coaching service for parents and carers. Create clarity and increase confidence to support your teen through a tough time.
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School Can’t Australia (formerly School Phobia/School Refusal Australia)
Private peer support Facebook group for parents and primary carers, whose children have difficulty attending school. The Village highly recommends this page.
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SDECC Sydney Drug Education and Counselling Centre
Youth and Family Drug and Alcohol support, counselling and education
91 Pittwater Road, Manly 2095
Level 4, Suite 1, 69 Christie St, St Leonards NSW 2065
Ph: 02 9977 0711
admin@sdecc.org.au
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Taldumande Youth Services
Family Restoration and Preservation – Crisis Accommodation – Transitional Accommodation – Justice Programs
Young offenders, bail assistance. Supporting young people aged 12-24
Level 2, 38-40 Chandos Street, St Leonards 2065
Ph: 02 9460 3777
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Wings Of Hope
WINGS of Hope supports people and their communities that are bereaved by suicide, by reducing isolation and preventing harm. It provides resources, linkages and direct support, and is especially focused on children and families bereaved by suicide. They also assist with practical supports, such a funeral arrangements, providing assistance with daily living (such as child care, shopping, etc.), comfort by talking to family members, access to counselling, liaising with the police, as well as assisting with managing legal issues.
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