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Youth Services Quick List 2012 Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services [CAMHS ] Central Highlands SportsCentral 5331 6966 111 Ascot St, Ballarat 1305 Sturt St, Ballarat YOUTH SERVICES Infant & Child 0-15 years 5320 3030 Youth Services 15-25 years 5320 4565 The Smith Family 5335 9627 24 hr support 1300 661 323 135-155 Yarrowee St, Sebastopol QUICK LIST UnitedWay Volunteering 5331 5555 CAFS - Child & Family Services Ballarat 5337 3333 Volunteering Ballarat [formerly CAFY QUICK LIST] 115 Lydiard St Nth, Ballarat www.unitedwayballarat.com.au The A-Z Guide of Supported Accommodation Assistance Program Financial Counselling UnitingCare Ballarat 5332 1286 Local Youth Services Family Violence Prevention 105 Dana St, Ballarat Foster Care Youth Outreach Workers Ballarat and District Aboriginal Co-Op 5331 5344 Family Counselling Youth Residential Withdrawal (12-21 years) 5 Market St, Ballarat Men’s Services Intensive Case Management (Co-morbid conditions) Gamblers Help Post Withdrawal Linkage Ballarat Centre Against Sexual Assault [CASA] Children’s Contact Service Family Support & Counselling 115a Ascot St Sth, Ballarat 5320 3933 School Focused Youth Service 5337 3369 Drug & Alcohol Counselling 24 hr support 1800 806 292 Supported Accommodation & Transitional Housing CentaCare 5337 8999 Emergency Relief Ballarat Community Health 5338 4500 4 - 6 Peel St Nth, Ballarat Based at various sites around Ballarat Family Support & Parenting Programs Victoria Police Ballarat 5335 9503 Alcohol and Drug Services Youth Support Programs Youth Resource Officer Home Based Withdrawal Program Employment Support Programs ‘The Bus’ www.thebus.org.au Sexual Health Clinic Counselling PODS - Education | support for young parents & Literacy & Learning Wendouree West Community House 5339 5069 young parent group Homelessness & Housing Support 12-14 Violet Grove, Wendouree School Focused Youth Service Mental Health Services Community Learning Hub GP - Bulk Billing Centacare Family Relationships Centre Youth Supported Accommodation 34 Peel St Nth, Ballarat 1300 303 988 Wendouree West Youth Centre 5329 2805 Creating Connections Making a Significant Change (MASC) 5331 9002 35 Violet Grove, Wendouree West ISHY Innovative Health Services for Homeless Residential Mental Health Services Youth Peplow House 5332 4466 William Angliss (03) 9093 7500 Youth Support Service 4 Webster St, Ballarat Lighthouse Foundation Homeless Youth Dual Diagnosis Initiative Supported Accommodation for Men Counselling Women’s Health Grampians 5322 4100 Youth Refugee Programs Centrelink www.centrelink.gov.au 2 Drummond St Sth, Ballarat Flood Recovery Relief 12 Albert St, Ballarat Health Promotion Youth Services Appointments 13 10 21 WRISC [Women’s Resource Info & Support Centre] Mental Health Services 16-64 years Youth Allowance|Austudy 13 24 90 125 Eureka St, Ballarat 5333 3666 Clinical Health Services [podiatrist, dieticians etc] Employment Services 13 28 50 24 hr support [Vic wide] 1800 015 188 BGT Employment and Training 5333 1707 Department of Health & Human Services YMCA Ballarat Lot 1, 14 Hill St, Ballarat Corner of Mair & Doveton Sts, Ballarat 5333 6530 7 Lyons Street Nth, Ballarat 5329 2800 Disability, Justice, Child Protection, Housing Berry Street 5330 5000 Youth Connections 728 Barkly St, Ballarat Finding Futures 5333 3846 Level 1, 36 Camp St, Ballarat 5332 2399 Family Adolescent Support Team 30 Doveton St Nth, Ballarat SpringBoard 0408 986 814 Reconnect & Family Reconciliation Program Clendinning House Highlands Local Learning & Employment Network School Contacts Family Violence Program (HLLEN) 5336 5020 Ballarat Christian College 5335 6429 Young Persons Housing Project Level 1, 36 Camp St, Ballarat Ballarat High School 5338 9000 Career Hub Ballarat Secondary College 5336 7200 BEST Futures 5329 1727 [East, Wendouree & Barkly] Cnr. Scott Pde & Havelock St, Ballarat LeadOn Ballarat 5332 3896 Ballarat & Clarendon College 5330 8200 BEST Youthworks 40 Armstrong St Sth, Ballarat Ballarat Grammar School 5338 0700 208a Dana St, Ballarat 5331 9969 Damascus College 5337 2222 Lifeline Ballarat 5332 1009 Loreto College 5329 6100 Bloomsbury House - Dual Diagnosis 5320 2601 Helpline [24 hrs] 13 11 14 Phoenix College 5329 3293 101 Webster St, Ballarat Kids Helpline [24 hrs] 1800 551 800 Mount Clear College 5330 1500 St Pats College 5331 1688 Byou – City of Ballarat Youth Services 5320 5140 Mind 5331 2633 The Space @ 122 Armstrong St Sth, Ballarat 714 Sturt St, Ballarat Catholic Education Office 5337 7135 www.youthservicesballarat.com.au Personal helpers and mentors program DEECD 5337 8444 Strengthening Generations 5320 5593 Zaque – GLBTI youth support 5320 5144 PINARC - Disability Services 5329 1300 Alternative education Gay & Lesbian Switchboard 1800 184 527 20 King St, Ballarat Community VCAL 15 -21 years 0428 635 434 Link Up 13 -19 years 5336 5005 Ballarat Regional Multicultural Council [BRMC] Relationships Australia - Gamblers Help G PLACE - 102 English St, Golden Point 5332 5941 1025 Sturt St, Ballarat 5337 9222 Universities 24 hr support 1800 243 696 Australian Catholic University [ACU] 1300 215 228 BHS– Mental Health Services , Queen Victoria Building www.acu.edu.au Cnr Sturt & Windermere Sts, Ballarat 5320 4100 Salvation Army - Family Services 5337 0600 University of Ballarat Crisis Assessment, Treatment and Triage Worker 102 Eureka St, Ballarat SMB Campus [TAFE] 5327 8000 24 hr support 1300 661 323 Karinya Centre 5329 1100 Mt Helen Campus [Higher Ed] 5327 9000 6 Crompton St, Ballarat www.ballarat.edu.au Central Highlands Community Legal Centre Accommodation support young mums 15 Dawson St Nth, Ballarat 5331 5999 Last updated JUNE 2012 .
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