Youth Programs & Services Directory

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Updated July 2017 updates & inquiries to [email protected] Printed: 2/01/2018 This directory is a directory of youth-related services collated by Randwick City Council for and on behalf of the Eastern Sydney Youth Services Network (ESYSN). ESYSN members represent youth- related services and support from all levels of government, NGOs and community groups.

This directory lists current programs and support available for young people in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Information will be updated regularly. Copies of this directory and a version for clients may be obtained by contacting [email protected]

A H P Acupuncture, 12, 24 Advocacy, 18 Health & Wellbeing, 12, 13, 18, 23 Parenting Courses, 11, 12, 14 Alcohol & Other Drug support, 13, Hepatitis, 23 Parenting, young parents, 36 14, 18, 23, 25 HIV, 23 Psychiatrist - Adolescent, 12 Arts, 21 Homelessness prevention, 5, 15 Housing, 5, 29, 33 S Housing guide, 5 C School Based Programs, 11, 12, 26, Case Management, 11, 12, 13, 14, I 27, 33 15, 20, 26, 29, 33 School Holiday Programs, 13, 31 Case Management, housing, 5, 33 Integrated Support, 18, 19 Secondary and Tertiary Education, 7, Case Management, young parents, 8, 9 36 L Sexual Health, 12, 13, 18, 23, 24, 25 Counselling, 11, 12, 14, 15, 23, 26, Social & Living Skills, 14, 18, 20, 29, 29, 33 Legal advice and representation, 28 33 Crisis Accommodation, 5 Legal education and training, 28 Social groups, 20 Cultural Activiities, 31 LGBTIQA+ Support, 29 Support Groups, 29 Living Independently, 15, 36 D T M Dental, 12, 24 Tenancy support, 5 Disability Support, 17 Meditation, 12, 20 Transitional Accommodation, 5 Domestic & Family Violence, 18 Mental Health, 11, 12, 13, 14, 25, 26, Tween / Transition, 10, 19, 27, 35 Driving, learn to drive, 11, 26, 33, 36 33 Drop In, 13, 29, 33, 35 Mental Illness, 10, 14 V Mentoring, 11, 26, 31, 33 Music, 35 Victims compensation, 28 E Volunteering, 32 Education & Training, 7, 8, 9, 12, 33 N Emergency support and referral, 23 W Employment, 22, 25, 33 Needle Syringe Program, 23 Nutrition, 12 Women’s health, 23 Wound Care, 23 F O Fines, 28, 29 Y Fitness, 18, 20, 35 OOHC, 15 Outreach, 31 Young Carers, 10 Young Parents, 36 G Youth Centre, 13, 35 GP - Youth Specialist, 12, 24, 25

Contents Youth Programs & Services Directory...... 1 Keyword search / Index ...... 2 Accommodation / Housing Support ...... 5 Caretakers Cottage Crisis Youth Refuge ...... 5 Options Youth Housing (Program of Caretakers Cottage) ...... 5 The Benevolent Society ...... 5 The Salvation Army – Oasis Youth Support Network ...... 6 The Salvation Army – Oasis Youth Support Network ...... 6 Alternative Education & Pathways ...... 7 WAYS Youth training ...... 7 WAYS Secondary ...... 7 Father Riley’s Youth Off The Streets – Bowen Campus Maroubra ...... 8 Mission Australia- Creative Youth Initiative ...... 8 The Salvation Army Oasis College ...... 9 Carer and Family support ...... 10 Children of Parents with a Mental Illness (COPMI) ...... 10 Counselling and Casework (free) ...... 11 St Francis Social Services – Centre 360 Youth and Family Services ...... 11 WAYS Youth & Family ...... 12 The Benevolent Society - Shack Youth Service, Child, Youth and Family team ...... 13 Anglicare ...... 14 Odyssey House Community Services- Central and Eastern Sydney ...... 14 Counselling and Casework (free) ...... 15 CatholicCare - OOHC Services ...... 15 Kings Cross Youth Services - Mission Australia...... 15 Counselling & Casework (private practitioner)...... 16 Crossroad Youth and Family Counselling ...... 16 Disability Support ...... 17 St Vincent de Paul Society ...... 17 Early Intervention ...... 18 The Benevolent Society - Shack Youth Service, Child, Youth and Family team ...... 18 JH Kids, a program of Jewish House ...... 19 Anglicare ...... 20 Employment ...... 22 Youth Employment Partnership (YEP) ...... 22 Health / Mental Health / Sexual Health ...... 23 Clinic 180 ...... 23 Kirketon Road Centre (KRC) ...... 23 WAYS YOUTH & FAMILY ...... 24 Satellite sexual health youth clinic at headspace Bondi Junction ...... 24 headspace Bondi Junction ...... 25 In-School Programs ...... 26 St Francis Social Services – Centre 360 Youth and Family Services ...... 26 The Benevolent Society - Shack Youth Service, Child, Youth and Family team ...... 27 Legal ...... 28 The Shopfront Youth Legal Centre ...... 28 LGBTIQA+ Support ...... 29 Twenty10 incorporating GLCS NSW ...... 29 Outreach - activities ...... 31 Father Riley’s Youth Off The Streets...... 31 Beaches Outreach Project ...... 31

Updated July 2017 updates & inquiries to [email protected] Printed: 2/01/2018 Volunteering ...... 32 Kids Giving Back ...... 32 Workshops & Groups...... 33 St Francis Social Services – Centre 360 Youth and Family Services ...... 33 Oasis Youth Support Network-The Salvation Army ...... 33 Young Men’s Group ...... 34 Youth Centres ...... 35 Bayside Council ...... 35 WAYS YOUTH & FAMILY ...... 35 Young Parents ...... 36 Red Cross Young Parents Program ...... 36 ESYSN Members Organisations ...... 37

Organisation Caretakers Cottage Crisis Youth Refuge Operational hours 24/7 02 9389 0999 Phone & web support www.caretakers.org.au Service locations & venues 96 Bondi Rd Bondi Junction Services offered Crisis Accommodation for young people 13-17 yrs. Crisis Accommodation for young people. Case management and outreach Program(s) name and for local area young people and their families who are homeless or at risk description of homelessness. Client demographics Young people aged 13-17 yrs of age and their families. We do have an indigenous worker to assist with providing culturally appropriate intervention with our indigenous clients and their families. Other information Housing guide for young people living in NSW: https://www.caretakers.org.au/news/2017/1/5/your-move-housing- choices-for-young-people

Organisation Options Youth Housing (Program of Caretakers Cottage) Operational hours Monday-Friday 9am-5pm (not on public holidays) 9388 9341 Phone & web support www.caretakers.org.au/options-youth-housing Service locations & venues Main office located at Bondi Junction Services offered Transitional accommodation for up to 2 years, case work support Program(s) name and Options Youth Housing description Client demographics Individuals, couples, siblings, families, 16-25 years Other information Contact 9388 9341

Organisation The Benevolent Society Operational hours 8:30am – 4pm Monday to Friday Phone & web support 8262 3400 http://beloved.benevolent.org.au/ Service locations & venues Office located in Rosebery. Program can travel to client. Tenancy support, advocacy with housing services and NSW Department of Housing, assisting with housing applications, education around Services offered homelessness prevention, negotiation with utility companies and landlords, family and domestic violence support, safe housing options, referral to support agencies Program(s) name and Homeless Engagement Program - Early intervention specialist description homelessness service Family: a group of at least two people that present together such as Client demographics mother and child or partners with no children OR Is a young person (aged 16 to 24 years) Other information

Organisation The Salvation Army – Oasis Youth Support Network Operational hours 24/7 Phone & web support Ph 9331 2266 www.salvos.org.au/oasis Service locations & venues 365 Crown Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Services offered Crisis Accommodation and Case Management Crisis Accommodation offers refuge to 13 young people for short to medium term stays. While living at Oasis residents will have the freedom Program(s) name and to engage a social environment that allows for recovery, learning and description planning. Casework support is available 24 hours a day and seeks to provide opportunity for reflection, dialogue and support to work towards goals identified by each young person. Client demographics 16-21 Other information

Organisation The Salvation Army – Oasis Youth Support Network Operational hours Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm Phone & web support Ph: 9380 6308 www.salvos.org.au/oasis Service locations & venues Darlinghurst and Redfern Services offered Transitional Accommodation and Case Management Oasis Transitional Accommodation Service provides accommodation to Program(s) name and 26 young people - 20 studio apartments in Darlinghurst and a 6 bedroom description house share in Redfern. Case Management sits alongside accommodation, supporting young people to reach their identified goals. Client demographics 16-24 Other information

Organisation WAYS Youth training Operational hours Mon-Thursday 9-5 Phone & web support Ph 93889455 www.ways.org.au Bondi Junction 422 Tiffany Plaza Bondi Junction Interchange Service locations & venues Also held at The Benevolent Society @ The Shack Maroubra and @ WEAVE Woolloomooloo Services offered Nationally recognised VET qualifications Cert II, Cert III courses in Business, Retail, Hospitality and Community Program(s) name and services. description Also Cert IV in Community Services (Diploma coming in 2018) Client demographics 15-25 Other information Facebook BJ Ways

Organisation WAYS Secondary Operation hours Monday to Friday 9.30 am – 3.15 pm 9365 2500 [email protected] Phone & web support Parents and Students may call the school or email the school at any time. Service locations & venues 63a Wairoa Avenue North Bondi 2026 NSW Services Offered BOSTES Accredited Secondary Education Year 9 – Year 12 WAYS Secondary  Educational & Mental Health Assessments- part of the schools wellness program Program(s) name and  Acupuncture for Students – part of the schools wellness program description  Dentist for Students – part of the schools wellness program  Adolescent & Family Counselling - part of the schools wellness program  Case Management - part of the schools wellness program  All students welcome from age 14 years and over  Suitable for those students who want an alternative approach to education in a small, supportive education setting Client demographics  All students are assessed at interview, the school does not cater for students presenting with significant behaviour disorders  The school has particular strengths in engaging students in education and in bridging student gaps in education The school has a strong emphasis on student wellness. Wellness is integrated into the school day in terms of psychoeducational workshops and therapeutic/ goal setting/ motivational/coaching groups that are regularly delivered by the school psychologist/ counsellor and case Other information manager. All willing students receive acupuncture at the school as well as integrated access to other allied health services such as dentist or G.P as required. All students receive counselling or case management if they require it.

Organisation Father Riley’s Youth Off The Streets – Bowen Campus Maroubra Operational hours 8.30am-3:30pm Monday-Friday Contact number : 0438027170 Phone & web support Support during school hours/ before and after school crisis contacts provided Service locations & venues 272 Fitzgerald Ave, Maroubra School for Year 9 course/Year 10 ROSA (co-educational) Services offered Smaller class setting Program(s) name and Bowen Campus (flexible learning option -alternative to mainstream description schools) No restriction on location, young people disengaged from mainstream Client demographics education settings, recommended stable accommodation, experiencing some aspect of disadvantage Other information

Organisation Mission Australia- Creative Youth Initiative Operational hours Tues- Thurs 8:30am- 5pm (classes only Tues- Wed) Phone & web support 9356 8897 Service locations & venues 19 Denham Street, Surry Hills NSW Services offered TAFE Accredited Music and Art Program for 16- 25 year olds Artworks! – is a free 20 week program offered two days per week (Tuesday and Wednesday) 10am- 4:30pm. This course is in partnership with Ultimo TAFE so students receive a Statement of Attainment in Vocational and Community Engagement. Students have the opportunity to display their artworks at the annual CYI art exhibition as well as work on their own projects and further develop their skills in workshops.

Sounds of the Streets (SOTS) – is a free 20 week program offered two Program(s) name and days per week (Tuesday and Wednesday) 10am-4:30pm. This course is in description partnership with Ultimo TAFE so students receive a Certificate II in Music on completion. Students will have the opportunity to learn some new skills in performance and music composition. They will also be able to perform at the annual CD launch as well as record their own songs for the SOTS album.

Both courses are offered over two semesters per year and all students will receive support during their study from the Student Support Coordinator. Client demographics 16- 25 years Other information There are no geographical restrictions for referrals.

Organisation The Salvation Army Oasis College Operational hours Mon-Fri 9.30am to 3.30pm Phone & web support 9331 2266 https://salvos.org.au/oasis/ Service locations & venues 365 Crown Street Surry Hills – Oasis Youth Support Network Services offered Secondary Education YR 11 and YR 12 – disengaged youth Program(s) name and Oasis College Surry Hills description Client demographics Young people disengaged from mainstream education Other information [email protected]

Organisation Children of Parents with a Mental Illness (COPMI) Contact &Title Lisa Michelle, COPMI Coordinator Operational hours N/A Phone & web support http://www.copmi.net.au/ (web only) Service locations & venues Online resource COPMI is an information service to help youth and adults with mental health issues to navigate the health system. Has a very comprehensive website with many resources for children, youth, parents, and services: http://www.copmi.net.au/ Services offered COPMI provide free online courses for professional development and ‘Let’s talk about Children’ is a recommended resource: http://www.copmi.net.au/professionals-organisations/how-can-i- help/professional-development Program(s) name and COPMI is an administrative office that develops online resources and description eLearning courses for families and professionals. Children & Young People with parents living with a mental illness Client demographics Parents with a mental illness Professionals working with children and young people Professionals can help by encouraged protective processes through:

 Fostering a stronger communication of what is happening at home; to Other information help the child or young person to understand about what is going on which helps to build resilience.  Invite questions about the mental illness and respond at a level they can understand (different for different stages of development).

Organisation St Francis Social Services – Centre 360 Youth and Family Services Operational hours Mon-Thurs 10-6 Fr 10-5 Phone & web support 9331 2691 https://www.stfrancis.org.au/centre-360 461-463 Oxford Street, Paddington for Centre based services Service locations & venues Outreach also provided when appropriate in the community or home visits  Counselling – family and individual  Case Work – family and individual  School based groups  Community residential based groups Services offered  Mentoring  Parenting support – Teen Triple P for parents of adolescents, Circle of Security for young parents  Learn to Drive program (through the Greenlight Movement) Counselling – for young people and their families is often centre based Program(s) name and but home visits and outreach are also available description Case Work – for young people and their families in an outreach or centre based capacity Young People aged between 12-24 although our main funding is for 12- 18 so this is where priority goes. Families need to have a young person of this age to be involved in the Centre. Young people & families living in Eastern Sydney, or the Inner City, or able to access the Centre in Paddington Client demographics The Centre works with a range of vulnerable young people and their families, including young people who have experienced; trauma and loss, abuse and neglect, family dysfunction and breakdown, mental health issues, substance abuse, bullying or victimisation, school issues, homelessness, and juvenile and young adult offending. Other information

Organisation WAYS Youth & Family Contact WAYS Counsellors and Case Managers on: Contact &Title Bondi Beach office: 9365 2500 Bondi Junction office: 9388 9455 Bondi Junction: Tue-Thurs 9am – 5pm Operational hours Bondi Beach: Mon-Fri 9am – 6pm (late appointments for counselling are possible in consultation with counsellor) Phone & web Phone support. Case Manager and Counsellor available for phone contact during support operational hours WAYS Bondi Beach 63a Wairoa Av. Bondi Beach 2026

WAYS Bondi Junction Service locations & Tiffany Plaza, 422 Oxford St. Bondi Junction 2022 venues  Case Management: Tue-Thu (Bondi Junction), Fri (Bondi Beach)  Counselling: Mon-Fri (Bondi Beach or Bondi Junction)  Dentist: 2nd Thu of each month (9am – 12pm) Bondi Junction  Acupuncture: 1st Thu of each month (9am- 12pm) Bondi Beach Case Management: , training and employment pathways, personal support and mentoring, outreach, referrals to legal, accommodation, health and other youth related services. WDO provider Adolescent and Family Counselling: short and long term individual and family therapy, mental health (anxiety, depression, self-esteem, trauma, etc.) treatment and assessments, relapse prevention and AOD issues, school issues and coaching. Parenting Courses and education/information seminars (twice a year) Services offered School Programs: small targeted groups or whole class (Sexual education, Self- esteem and resilience, AOD prevention, stress management and mental health first aid, bullying, anger management, and tailor made workshops) Youth Sexual health (referral): advice, STI and pregnancy testing, contraception. Youth Specialist GP and adolescent psychiatrist (referral) Dental consultation Acupuncture, acupressure, meditation and nutrition Program(s) name WELLNESS CENTRE: offers a range of holistic services and programs to support and description young people and their families with information, advice and referral. Client Young people 12-24 and their families from any background (including Aboriginal & demographics Torres Strait Islander and CALD), not restricted to any area. When services are not available, referrals are made and monitored to cater for Other information individual and family needs.

The Benevolent Society - Shack Youth Service, Child, Youth and Family Organisation team Operational hours 9 – 5pm (program times vary from 6am start to 6pm finish) Phone & web support 02 9305 4600 [email protected] www.benevolent.org.au Service locations & venues Shop 3 669 Anzac Parade Maroubra (next door to the Bowen Library) The Shack delivers a broad range of less intensive early intervention services to meet the needs of vulnerable young people and their families who fall below the threshold for statutory child protection intervention.

The Shack can provide a service for any or all of the following non entrenched matters:  Health: mental health, sexual health, wellbeing, coping skills, alcohol and other drug use  Transitioning: school, employment, housing and homelessness  Safety: Domestic and family violence, substance use, risk taking behaviours, self harm, suicidal ideation Services offered  Relationships: family relationships, increasing safe and healthy relationships  Advocacy: school liaison, Juvenile Justice, court support, referrals to other specialised support services

The primary focus is to support young people and families early and provide appropriate, short term supports to address identified issues and prevent escalation of problems. The key commonalty amongst these young people and families is that, for a range of reasons, they experience difficulty in either accessing services or navigating their way around the service system. Other information

Organisation Anglicare Contact &Title Narelle Hand – Program Manager 0412 012 554 Operational hours Monday – Friday 9:00 – 5:00 9798 1400 Phone & web support https://www.anglicare.org.au/what-we-offer/family-parenting-youth- support/ Service locations & venues 240 Birrell St Bondi Junction 2022 Services offered Mental Health Case Management Support Personal Helpers and Mentorship Program (PHaMs) PHaMs is a strengths based program that aims to support those in the community who are severely affected by mental illness. Using recovery Program(s) name and based principles PHaMs workers will develop a recovery plan with description participants which outline goals they currently need support with. Visits with case managers may occur weekly to monthly depending on level of need with most meetings occurring out in the community. 16 to 65 years of age residing within the Eastern Suburbs and needing Client demographics mental health support. Other information https://www.anglicare.org.au/directory-category/mental-health

Organisation Odyssey House Community Services- Central and Eastern Sydney Operational hours 8.30am-4.30pm Phone & web support 1800 397 739 http://www.odysseyhouse.com.au Suite 3 / 190-192 Canterbury Road, Canterbury Service locations & venues Level 1 / 61 Renwick Street, Redfern Services offered Counselling and Group programs Counselling: free counselling services for people seeking support for their alcohol and other drug issues who may also have co-occurring mental health issues.

Core treatment modules include: Alcohol and Other Drugs Recovery Group: group work program aimed at recovery and relapse prevention and lapse management.

Program(s) name and Mental Health Recovery Group: group work program aimed at description improving lifestyle, managing emotions, identifying triggers and learning coping strategies and developing a personalised mental health recovery plan

Additional group programs will be scheduled to meet client needs. Examples of additional groups are: anger management; family and parenting programs; money skills; employment training; recovery from domestic violence. Men and women aged 12 yrs of age and over, who identify as having a Client demographics primary substance use issue and reside in the Central & Eastern Sydney Primary Health Network. Other information

Organisation CatholicCare - OOHC Services (Bankstown & Lewisham offices) Contact &Title Preservation & Care Transitions (PACT) Operational hours 9 am – 5 pm Phone & web support 131819 https://www.catholiccare.org/ Service covers the following areas:  South West Sydney Service locations & venues  Sydney  South Eastern Sydney Services offered Support for youth at risk. E.g. Case management. Transition to Independence (TTI) (15 – 25 years)  Case management LeavingCare/ AfterCare support for young people transitioning from OOHC

Community Placement Preservation (CPP) (12 - 18 years)  Providing case management support for youth who are at risk and/or known to FaCS.

Program(s) name and Adolescents Living Independently Via Empowerment (ALIVE) (15 - 25 description years)  Case management LeavingCare/ AfterCare support for young people leaving care or are at risk of homelessness.

Rose Gallagher (RG) (16 – 25 years)  Transitional Accommodation and case management for young people at risk of homelessness, known to FaCS or have been in OOHC. Priority given to young people who have been in OOHC. Client demographics Ages between 15 – 25 years Other information

Organisation Kings Cross Youth Services - Mission Australia Operational hours 9am – 5pm Phone & web support 9357 1144 www.mission.com.au Service locations & venues 31 Roslyn Street, Rushcutters Bay & outreach Services offered Individual and family counselling, and case-management Reconnect Inner City  Community-based early intervention service to assist young people Program(s) name and aged 12-18 years who are homeless, or at risk of homelessness, and description their families.  Individual counselling and family counselling as well as assertive outreach and case management is provided Aged 12-18 years Client demographics Young people who live/study/work within City of Sydney or (former) Leichhardt Government area Reconnect is also available to offer in-house educational workshops for Other information young people 12-18 years.

Organisation Crossroad Youth and Family Counselling Operational hours Weekdays 8am - 6pm Phone & web support 0403 610 807 http://www.crossroadscounsellingsydney.com.au/ Level 1, 46 Queen St, Woollahra Service locations & venues Suite C5, 102-106 Boyce Rd, Maroubra Services offered Individual, couple, co-parent and family counselling Program(s) name and description Client demographics Young people aged 11-25, adults, families Other information www.crossroadscounsellingsydney.com.au

Organisation St Vincent de Paul Society Contact &Title Linda Young - Intake Officer - Operational hours 9.00am – 5.00pm Monday to Friday Phone & web support 02 8622 0456 – [email protected] Ability Links New South Wales has different providers and locations state- wide.

When meeting a Linker, location is flexible. Linkers can arrange a meeting that is suitable to the person; in the community, at a person’s or their family or friend’s property or at one of the Ability Links’ offices.

Sydney City and Eastern Suburbs Offices:

St Vincent de Paul Service locations & venues Level 4, 99 Forbes St, Woolloomooloo T 02 8622 0456 E [email protected]

St Vincent de Paul 2C West Street, Lewisham T 02 8622 0456 E [email protected]

Operational Hours: Monday – Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm

http://www.abilitylinksnsw.org.au/link/providers Ability Links New South Wales (ALNSW) is a state wide initiative for people with disability and/or mental illness aged 0-64, their families and carers which aims to link people into opportunities in their community.

We get to know people, their strengths, passions and dreams and can assist them to:  Meet new people in the community  Think about their dreams, goals and future  Explore interests and passions such as joining an art group, walking group or book club Services offered  Learn new skills through joining a class or course  Get paid employment or a volunteer role.

At the community level, Linkers can work with community organisations, clubs and groups, businesses and mainstream services. An organisation may contact their local Linker to request information and support so they can be more inclusive of people with disability, their families and carers. Alternatively, a Linker may contact a local organisation to explore opportunities for an individual they are working with or broader community projects. Program(s) name and Ability Links New South Wales (ALNSW) description ALNSW supports people with disability aged 0–64 years, their families Client demographics and carers, as well as local communities. http://www.adhc.nsw.gov.au/individuals/inclusion_and_participation/ability_lin Other information ks_nsw

The Benevolent Society - Shack Youth Service, Child, Youth and Family Organisation team Operational hours 9 – 5pm (program times vary from 6am start to 6pm finish) 02 9305 4600 [email protected] Phone & web support Shack website is currently closed, please refer to www.benevolent.org.au Service locations & venues Shop 3 669 Anzac Parade Maroubra (next door to the Bowen Library) The Shack delivers a broad range of less intensive early intervention services to meet the needs of vulnerable young people and their families who fall below the threshold for statutory child protection intervention.

Services offered:  Short term (3 to 12 months) early intervention case management support for young people (12-18) and their families  ‘Drop In’ advice and support services  Educational programs  Health and wellbeing programs  School holiday programs This Is Me, Transition to High School Program (In partnership with The Junction Neighbourhood Centre family team) This Is Me (TIM) is an 8 week, psychosocial based, early intervention and prevention program designed to enhance high school readiness and support transition to high school for Year 6 students. TIM is facilitated during school time and within the classroom and is run in separate gender streams for boys and girls. TIM focusses on 7 areas which impact on a child’s wellbeing: identity, body image, physical health, resilience, relationships, communication and self regulation. A vital part of the Program(s) name and adjustment/ transition to a new school is a child’s sense of belonging and description a feeling of social connection to their new environment, community and peers.

Back on Track (BOT) In partnership with Maroubra police and PCYC BOT is an early intervention and prevention program targeting young people identified as showing early signs of disengagement from education and or entering the juvenile justice system. The purpose of BOT is to support young people increase or re-establish their education and remain within the educational system and to prevent young people becoming entrenched within the juvenile and criminal justice system.

Fit and Fun (In partnership with Fitness First) Our physical health programs can vary Fit and Fun an early intervention and prevention program targeting young people who are socially isolated and experiencing physical health and mental health needs; such as anxiety, stress and body image concerns. The purpose of the program is to introduce young people to physical exercise in a safe and controlled environment, to meet like- minded peers, build friendships and to improve their overall wellbeing. Young people (12-18) and families’ experiencing low to medium risk issues that can be addressed by providing appropriate targeted, short term supports early to prevent further escalation. The belief of the program is that if these issues and if left unattended, then these issues Client demographics would likely escalate to the point where either: A more intensive service would be required or Risk of significant harm is identified

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Organisation JH Kids, a program of Jewish House Operational hours Monday to Friday 8:30 – 5:00, other times by appointment Phone & web support 9386 0770 www.Jewishhouse.org.au Service locations & venues Bondi Junction Support and care coordination for primary school children with problems Services offered in learning, health, and behaviour. Liaison with doctors, schools, health professionals, community & home JH Kids Integrate services to get best outcomes from meaningful participation of Program(s) name and all family members description Child as a stakeholder participates in decision making Focus on better functioning in home & school from understanding all aspects of development, mental health and learning styles 5 to 12 years Child living with at least 1 motivated parent Child attends primary school in eastern suburbs Child has mental health problem or executive function problem. Client demographics Examples: anxiety, depression, not coping with school, ADHD, ASD symptoms, anger management, change in socialisation, behaviour management problems, divorce, separation, family violence Other offerings: social emotional learning groups conducted at schools, funded by Jewish House, supported by teachers. We help families get the care they need to help their child with any challenges. Problems in health, wellness, mental capacities, learning, Other information behaviour and/or socialization. We follow Harvard University’s Developing Child model that builds adult capacities to help children get better outcomes.

Organisation Anglicare Contact &Title Narelle Hand – Program Manager 0412 012 554 Operational hours Monday – Friday 9:00 – 5:00 Phone & web support 9798 1400 www.anglicare.org.au Service locations & venues 240 Birrell St Bondi Junction 2022 Services offered Mental Health Case Management Support Personal Helpers and Mentorship Program (PHaMs) In addition to case management support PHaMs also runs a variety of groups that promote peer support and decrease social isolation. PHaMs groups include:

Meditation group Runs in 8 week terms and encourage participants to reconnect with how they are feeling physically and support them to move from thoughts to a greater awareness of what is going on for them mentally, in their body and in their interactions with others. The group includes general discussion topics such as gratitude, positive thinking, self-nurturing, anxiety, emotions vs. feelings, and non-judgemental thinking.

Independent Living Skills Running for 10 weeks this workshop focuses on developing practical skills and then provides a follow up home visit to work on these tasks at home. Each home visit caters to the specific needs of the individual such as the development of regular cleaning routines, healthy meal preparation or attending to areas of the home that require ordering and tidying.

POPPY Play Group Program(s) name and Parents Opportunity to Participate in Play with their Young (POPPY) description playgroup provides a safe and supportive environment for mothers experiencing mental health issues to interact with their children, other mothers and support staff. The group is designed to provide women with the opportunity to meet and make social connections with other families in a similar situation. POPPY runs for two hours per week during school term.

Surfing group 8 week group where participants take part in mental health recovery talks on the beach and then receive a free 1.5 hour surf lesson. Group promotes physical activity and how becoming active and getting in the ocean can be an important part of your mental health recovery.

Movie Group Group meets on the second Tuesday of every month at the Randwick Ritz to see a movie and enjoy a coffee together afterwards to increase social connections and confidence.

MilkCrate Theatre Group Participants can come and work on their improvisation, comedy, and acting skills over 5 weeks with facilitators from MilkCrate. Following the

20 workshop group members put on a community performance to show off their newly acquired skills and confidence.

Anglicare Art Space A community arts based program that aims to assist young people aged 15-30 who have a mental illness or may be at risk of mental illness. Anglicare Art Space offers a safe, non-judgemental, creative environment to encourage and empower participants to make their own creative and artistic decisions. The program is non-clinical and will run Tuesday’s from 1-3pm out of St. Marks Church in Darling Point starting in 2017. For more information contact Emilia on 0490423476 16 to 65 years of age residing within the Eastern Suburbs and needing Client demographics mental health support. Other information https://www.anglicare.org.au/directory-category/mental-health

Organisation Youth Employment Partnership (YEP) Bondi Junction: 8383 4900 Maroubra: 8347 7500 Phone & web support www.yepaustralia.com.au Operational hours 8:30- 5pm, Monday - Friday Haymarket, Bondi Junction, Maroubra, Kogarah, Campsie, Lakemba & Service locations & venues Burwood Services offered Employment assistance and vocational training Youth Employment Partnership delivers the Transition to Work service across the Sydney East Metro region. Participants are offered one-on-one Program(s) name and individual case management to ensure they achieve either their description education or employment goals. YEP also collaborates with different training organisations to deliver smart and skilled training certificates. 15- 21 years, haven’t engaged within education for 13 weeks, or not Client demographics currently working on average 8 hours p/w. A participant must not have completed a cert 3 or higher Other information

Organisation Clinic 180 Contact &Title Jessica Santos, Youth Projects Officer 9357 1299 Phone & web support http://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/SHSEH/services/kirketonroad.asp Operational hours Mon – Fri 3:30pm – 9:00pm, Sat – Sun 1:30pm – 9:00pm Service locations & venues 180 Victoria Street, Potts Point, 2011 Primary health care service offering:  Sexual health screening and treatment  HIV screening, treatment and care  Hepatitis C testing and referral to KRC for treatment Services offered  Hepatitis B testing and vaccination  First aid and wound care health  Psycho-social support including counselling  NSP (Needle Syringe Program)  Assessment and referral to drug treatment and other relevant services. Program(s) name and N/A description At risk young people, people who inject drugs, sex workers, homeless Client demographics individuals Book ahead for an appointment Other information Phone: 9357 1299

Organisation Kirketon Road Centre (KRC) 9357 1299 Phone & web support http://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au/SHSEH/services/kirketonroad.asp Monday / Tuesday / Thursday / Friday 10am-6pm Operational hours Wednesday 12pm-6pm Service locations & venues Above The Darlinghurst Fire Station, Victoria St Darlinghurst NSW 2010 Primary health care service offering:  Assessment and management of general health issues  Sexual health screening and treatment  Women’s health checks and family planning/contraceptive advice  HIV screening and treatment  Hepatitis C testing and treatment Services offered  Hepatitis A & B testing and vaccination  First aid and wound care health  Psycho-social support including counselling  Emergency support and referral  NSP (Needle Syringe Program)  Opioid Substitution Treatment (OST)  Assessment and referral to drug treatment and other relevant services. Program(s) name and N/A description At risk young people, people who inject drugs, sex workers, homeless Client demographics individuals Other information Phone: 9360 2766

Organisation WAYS YOUTH & FAMILY WAYS Bondi Junction: 93889455 WAYS Bondi Beach: 93652500 Phone & web support http://ways.org.au/index.php/wellness-centre/ Our Wellness Centre offers the following health programs: G.P, Services offered Acupuncture and Dental. Also part of the Wellness Centre are our Counselling and Case Management services. WAYS in partnership with Jewish House is pleased to present our new G.P based at WAYS Bondi Junction: DR Jessica Ivany. Dr Ivany has experience in youth and family related issues. Her areas of interests and expertise includes but are not limited to pregnancy counselling, pregnancy care, Implanon insertions, eating disorders, smoking cessation, mental health management and care plans, skin checks, managing drug and alcohol withdrawal. Dr Ivany is compassionate, professional and extremely competent and has already proven very popular with all of her patients.

Program(s) name and WAYS presents our very experienced and effective acupuncturist Bartley description Melocco. Bartley comes to us from Sevenways Health Centre located in Bondi Beach. Bartley can be seen as WAYS Bondi beach on the first Thursday of every month from 930am – 1230pm It is not only acupuncture that is offered but also acupressure, massage and nutrition.

Dental care. Two dental nurses come to our Bondi Junction office on the second Thursday of every month during the school term from 9.30am – 12.30pm. They will give your teeth a fluoride coat, check your teeth and if necessary refer you to one of their clinics at either Hurstville or Daceyville for further treatment. G.P: 7-24 years and their families Client demographics Acupuncture and Dental: 14-24 years Other information

Satellite sexual health youth clinic at headspace Bondi Junction Organisation (operated by Sydney Sexual Health Centre) Operational hours Monday 1-5pm; Wednesday 2-6pm Headspace tel: 9366 8800; [email protected] ; Phone & web support https://www.sshc.org.au/OurServices Satellite is located at headspace Bondi Junction , 20 Bronte Road, Bondi Service locations & venues Junction 2022 NSW (located next to 400 bus stop and the Westfield shopping centre entrance) Services offered STI testing and treatment, pregnancy testing, contraception, referral The Satellite sexual health youth clinic provides free STI, HIV and hepatitis testing and treatment, pregnancy testing and prevention and Program(s) name and intervention, contraception, vaccination, and sexual health information description and support to young people 25 years old and under (Australian/or permanent residents only) at headspace Bondi Junction. Client demographics Young people 25 and under Other information

Organisation headspace Bondi Junction Operational hours Mon, Wed, Fri 9am-5pm Tue, Thu 10am-6pm Phone & web support eheadspace.org.au, 1800 650 890, 9am-1am 7 days a week. Service locations & venues 20 Bronte Rd, Bondi Junction Services offered Mental Health, Drug and Alcohol, Physical health and Vocational support. Headspace is the National Youth Mental Health Foundation providing early intervention mental health services, along with assistance in promoting young peoples’ wellbeing.

Mental Health Services: We have mental health professionals, including psychologists, social workers, psychiatrists, counsellors and a family worker, who can do initial assessments, early treatment and between 3 and 18 individual sessions. We address mild to moderate mental health issues including anxiety, depression, general stress, eating disorders, self harm, family issues, questions around sexuality.

Sexual health nurse headspace Bondi Junction offers free & confidential sexual health clinics on Monday (1-5pm) and Wednesday (2-6pm) afternoons. The service is for Australian residents aged 12-25. A Medicare card is not needed for this service, and as it is a drop-in service - bookings are not required. Services include: provision of free contraception and advice; testing, support, treatment and management of sexually transmissible infections (STI) eg HIV/AIDS; viral hepatitis vaccination for Hepatitis and HPV; Program(s) name and pregnancy testing and referral. description Doctor (GP) GPs can help with any physical health issues as well as issues related to sexual health, drug or alcohol use, relationship problems or feeling down or upset. If you are a client at headspace Bondi Junction, you can book an appointment to see: Dr Karen Spielman: Tuesday from 11am to 2.30pm Dr Mary Biggs: Thursday 10am to 4.30pm

Alcohol and Drug Services Amanda Morris from the Langton Centre provides therapy related to Drug and Alcohol use at headspace on Wednesdays from 9am to 5pm.

Work and Study Services Youth Employment Partnerships consultant Louise provides support for young people age 15-21 years, with resume writing, job hunting, etc, on Mondays, 1pm-5pm. Appointment required.

Group Programs We have a number of groups running for young people. Call reception to ask for what is on currently, or check the “news” section of the website. Client demographics 12-25 We can also offer smoking cessation services, some access to NRT, a Other information dental clinic on second Thursday of the month, 2-4.30pm.

Organisation St Francis Social Services – Centre 360 Youth and Family Services Phone & web support 9331 2691 www.stfrancis.org.au/centre-360 Operational hours Mon-Thurs 10-6 Fr 10-5 Service locations & venues STRIVE runs at the school  Counselling – family and individual  Case Work – family and individual  School based groups  Community residential based groups Services offered  Mentoring (TeamUp Program)  Parenting support – Teen Triple P for parents of adolescents, Circle of Security for young parents  Learn to Drive program (through the Greenlight Movement) STRIVE A schools based early intervention program for young people with signs and symptoms of depression/anxiety/low self-esteem, and those experiencing difficulties with school transition or social connectedness. Program(s) name and STRIVE runs for 7 weeks during term time within school hours and usually description aimed at years 7, 8 and 9. A parent workshop is also held half way through each program for parents of STRIVE participants The group provides skills and strategies for managing stress, practising self-care/relaxation and exploring identity through a range of creative, sensory and mindfulness activities Students in years 7, 8 and 9 Same sex groups but can be delivered to either boys or girls Client demographics Students showing signs of depression/anxiety/low self-esteem/are being bullied or bully others Other information

The Shack can provide a service for any or all of the following non entrenched matters:  Health: mental health, sexual health, wellbeing, coping skills, alcohol and other drug use  Transitioning: school, employment, housing and homelessness  Safety: Domestic and family violence, substance use, risk taking behaviours, self-harm, suicidal ideation Services offered  Relationships: family relationships, increasing safe and healthy relationships  Advocacy: school liaison, Juvenile Justice, court support, referrals to other specialised support services

Services offered:  Short term (3 to 12 months) early intervention case management support for young people (12-18) and their families  ‘Drop In’ advice and support services  Educational programs  Health and wellbeing programs  School holiday programs This Is Me, Transition to High School Program (In partnership with The Junction Neighbourhood Centre family team) This Is Me (TIM) is an 8 week, psychosocial based, early intervention and prevention program designed to enhance high school readiness and support transition to high school for Year 6 students. TIM is facilitated Program(s) name and during school time and within the classroom and is run in separate description gender streams for boys and girls. TIM focusses on 7 areas which impact on a child’s wellbeing: identity, body image, physical health, resilience, relationships, communication and self-regulation. A vital part of the adjustment/ transition to a new school is a child’s sense of belonging and a feeling of social connection to their new environment, community and peers. Young people (12-18) and families’ experiencing low to medium risk issues that can be addressed by providing appropriate targeted, short Client demographics term supports early to prevent further escalation. The belief of the program is that if these issues and if left unattended, then these issues would likely escalate to the point where either: Other information

Organisation The Shopfront Youth Legal Centre Operational hours 9am – 5.30pm Mon-Fri; after hours by arrangement Phone advice available (including limited after-hours coverage) on (02) 9322 4808 Phone & web support Email [email protected] Website www.theshopfront.org 356 Victoria St, Darlinghurst, NSW, 2010 Service locations & venues (near corner of Liverpool St) Outreach services by arrangement Free legal advice and representation (mainly criminal law, fines, victims compensation, some civil law) Referrals to other legal services if we are unable to assist Services offered Case management and referrals (housing, health, education, income support, brokerage, etc) for clients of the legal service Legal education and training for young people and for agencies working with young people Program(s) name and The Shopfront Youth Legal Centre description 25 years and under; homeless/disadvantaged; complex needs; Sydney Client demographics metro area Other information Please go to www.theshopfront.org

Organisation Twenty10 incorporating GLCS NSW Operational hours Depends on service Intake line: (02) 8594 9555 (9am-6pm) Email: [email protected] Phone & web support Website: http://twenty10.org.au QLife: 1800 184 527 (3pm-midnight) or http://qlife.org.au (chat available 3pm-midnight) Chippendale premises: Level 1/45 Chippen St, Chippendale Service locations & venues headspace Parramatta (for Out West group): 2 Wentworth St, Parramatta Services offered Social support, housing, case management, counselling Drop-in: A space for young people (12-25) of diverse genders, sexualities, and/or intersex variations to socialise and access other support. Amenities include computers, Wi-Fi, premade meals, food pantry, brokerage, showers, and laundry facilities. We also have a monthly legal clinic, a weekly primary health clinic, and workshops for life skills programs and creative projects. Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 2pm – 5pm at our Chippendale premises. More info: http://www.twenty10.org.au/get-support/social-support/drop-in/

Out West: A fortnightly social support group for young people (12-25) meeting on Wednesdays at Parramatta headspace. More info: http://www.twenty10.org.au/get-support/social-support/out-west/

Counselling: We have a dedicated counsellor at our Chippendale premises for young people (12-25) and are also part of a consortium providing PSS counselling services to people over 18. Youth counselling is free and does not require a GP referral, and PSS counselling is free but does require a GP referral. More information for youth counselling: Program(s) name and http://www.twenty10.org.au/get-support/lets-talk/counselling/ More description info for PSS counselling: http://www.twenty10.org.au/get-support/lets- talk/pss-2/

Case management: We provide case management services at our Chippendale premises for young people (12-25) to help with issues affecting their lives. This could include finding study or employment opportunities, getting help with a Centrelink application, finding appropriate housing, and so on. More info: http://www.twenty10.org.au/get-support/lets-talk/sort-my-life/

Housing: We provide transitional accommodation for young people (16- 25) who are employed, studying, or looking for opportunities. Our housing clients also receive case management. More info: http://www.twenty10.org.au/get-support/housing/

Adult social support: We provide discussion and social groups at our Chippendale premises for people over 18 with no upper age limit. Social Saturdays are a monthly social group: http://www.twenty10.org.au/get- support/social-support/social-saturdays/ Women’s Coming Out Group

29 (http://www.twenty10.org.au/wp-admin/womens-coming-out-group/) and Men’s Talking it Out Group (http://www.twenty10.org.au/get- support/social-support/mens-talking-it-out/) are fortnightly discussion groups meeting on alternate Thursdays.

QLife: We provide peer-based telephone and web-chat support as part of the national QLife program. The service is open to LGBTIQA+ people and their communities. This service can be accessed from 3pm to midnight at 1800 184 527 or at http://qlife.org.au. People of diverse genders, sexualities, and intersex variations Client demographics (LGBTIQA+), their families, and their communities Accessibility: The entrance to the Chippendale premises is a level access way from the street leading into the elevator via the ground floor foyer. Other information The lift is through two doors from street. If service users need help accessing they can call the intake line.

Organisation Father Riley’s Youth Off The Streets Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 9am-5pm Operational hours Wednesday 12-8pm Phone & web support 0477 388 709 WWW.youthoffthestreets.com.au Service locations & venues 29 Lexington Place Maroubra  Outreach- Wednesdays 4-8pm at Coral Sea Park, Maroubra  Various Programs for youth aged 12-25  Cultural Outings and camp Services offered  School holiday Programs  Support for Indigenous and non- Indigenous Young People aged 12-25  Supporting Juvenile Justice referrals  Mentoring Program(s) name and Youth Off The Streets- South East Sydney Outreach & Aboriginal Service description Client demographics Young people aged 12-25 Other information

Organisation Beaches Outreach Project Services offered Friday night transport home/Advocacy and counselling Patrol hours Friday night/Sat morning 8pm-4am and by request Monday- Operational hours Saturday Phone & web support 0408 567 010 / www.bop.org.au BOP patrols the Eastern suburbs each Friday night from 8pm to 4am. BOP Service locations & venues is not a centre based service and provides support for young people wherever they are or want to meet. Program(s) name and BOP-Street based youth service providing transport on Friday nights and description advocacy/counselling on request Monday-Saturday. Client demographics 10-24 BOP does not have a client criteria-we are able to work with any young people needing assistance. Our focus is on young people who experience Intake criteria behavioural/substance abuse issues that prevent them from accessing other services. BOP is able to work with young people visiting them in their homes/on Other information the street and our focus is providing help for those young people who are unable or unwilling to engage with centre based services.

Organisation Kids Giving Back Contact &Title Ruth Tofler-Riesel, Co-Founder/Director Operational hours Daily Phone & web support www.kidsgivingback.org [email protected] Service locations & venues Varies by program Volunteering opportunities for kids, teens, schools (service Services offered learning), families & corporates Kids Giving Back provides hands-on, age appropriate, meaningful volunteering opportunities for young people ages 6 - 18. Our Program(s) name and description mission is to create the Next Generation of Generosity. Our vision is to create a better more accepting society, based on empathy and understanding, one child at a time. Client demographics Kids + teens ages 6-18 years/schools/families/corporates Please contact us to discuss your group’s volunteering needs – we Other information can recommend programs to best suit your group.

Organisation St Francis Social Services – Centre 360 Youth and Family Services Operational hours Mon-Thurs 10-6 Fr 10-5 Known clients can receive some phone support Phone & web support No web support at present Service locations & venues Outreach for community based groups at referring service  Counselling – family and individual  Case Work – family and individual  School based groups  Community residential based groups Services offered  Mentoring (TeamUp Program)  Parenting support – Teen Triple P for parents of adolescents, Circle of Security for young parents  Learn to Drive program (through the Greenlight Movement) Live, Life, Lead: community based groups usually facilitated at residential Program(s) name and facilities running workshops including life skills, emotional regulation and description leadership skills. Can be one off workshops or a series of workshops facilitated by workers from Centre 360 Youth and Family Services. Young People aged between 12-24, main funding is for 12-18 so this is where priority goes. Client demographics Living in Eastern Sydney, Inner City or close to these areas Young People deemed as marginalised and not able to access services elsewhere Other information

Organisation Oasis Youth Support Network-The Salvation Army Operational hours 24/7 Phone & web support 02 9331 2266 Service locations & venues Crisis Accommodation, Transitional Housing, Case Management Services , Services offered Youth Drop-in, Various Therapeutic and educational Programs  Pathways to Employment Program-5 week course prepares young people to enter the workforce through course and on the job experience.

 Young Parent’s Program-provides weekly educational and therapeutic programs for at-risk young parents aged 16-25

Program(s) name and  StreetMedia-Onsite Multimedia centre provides creative arts description workshops and training programs.

 Drop-in Centre-Safe place for young people to have a meal and use facilities (Mon-Fri 8:30am-10:30am)

 Drive4Life-Helping YP’s get their L’s, P’s and get their driving hours completed. Client demographics Crisis Accommodation (16-21) Transitional Housing (16-24) Other information

Organisation Young Men’s Group Operational hours 9am -5pm Mobile: 0431441213 Phone & web support www.youngmensgroup.com Service locations & venues TBA  Primary Prevention Education  Healthy Cooking Workshops Services offered  Keynote Talks  Mentoring  Stopping Violence & Building Community Foundation Program(s) name and  Becoming a Man Leadership Program description  Removing The Mask Seminar (workshop) Client demographics 14 – 21 years old Other information [email protected]

Organisation Bayside Council Operational hours Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 4pm – 7pm Phone & web support 1300 581 299 Eastlakes youth centre, Florence avenue, Eastlakes. Service locations & venues Hillsdale Youth Centre 236 Bunnerong Road Hillsdale Youth drop in centres After school activities Services offered Holiday program Casework Referral services Program(s) name and Eastlakes Youth Group & Hillsdale Youth Group description Client demographics Young people who live, work or go to school in the area Other information

Organisation WAYS YOUTH & FAMILY Tuesday 330pm-6pm Wednesday - Friday 330pm -7pm, Saturday 1pm- Operational hours 7pm. Bondi Beach office: Phone & web support 93652500 www.ways.org.au WAYS Youth & Family Bondi Beach Service locations & venues 63A Wairoa Ave 2026 YOUTH SPACE PROGRAMS INCLUDE:  Drop in - Tuesday-Saturday  Tweenies -Tuesday nights- 9-12 years, dinner provided  Rooftop basketball and gaming- Tuesday-Saturday  Music room hire -Monday-Sunday Services offered  Homework help- Wednesdays  Guitar lessons- Thursdays  School holiday programs- During school holiday breaks as per NSW holiday periods  Music events such as band comps and DJ events please check our website Program(s) name and YOUTH SPACE description Client demographics 7-17 YEARS Other information

Organisation Red Cross Young Parents Program Operational hours 24/7 Supported Residential Setting Phone & web support 02 8383 7501  Residential options: Randwick Service locations & venues  Outreach options: Randwick, Parramatta, Gosford, Nowra  Intensive 24/7 support in a residential setting  Intensive case management including regular home visiting for Outreach and Aftercare clients  Weekly educational, parenting and living skills groups  Weekly supported playgroups Additional services include:  Family Group Conferencing Services offered  Social activities and child friendly outings  Driving lessons  Regular child development screening and support plans  Access to allied health professionals  Support accessing mainstream services  Support accessing transitional housing and independent long term accommodation The Young Parents Program works to improve the capacity of very young Program(s) name and parents to live and parent independently, ensure best outcomes for their description children and reach their full potential within safe, strong, resilient families through its Residential, Outreach and Aftercare stages. Client demographics Young Parents aged between 13-25 years YPP uses evidence based approaches including strengths based, child centred, therapeutically informed and early intervention. Families are able to engage with the service weekly over several years through case management, parenting, and education and life skills groups. Young parents are recognised as adolescents and behaviours are understood in Other information the context of age, development and family history. Family case plans are staged, setting realistic goals to build skills over time to enhance parenting capacity, attachment, self-confidence, independence and self- efficacy. Respecting and responding appropriately to cultural needs and differing parenting styles is a priority, as is acknowledging the value of the extended family, kinship, culture and community in raising children.

Ability Links - St Vincent de Paul Claremont College Jewish Care http://www.vinnies.org.au/ www.claremont.nsw.edu.au http://http/www.jewishcare.com.au

Anglicare Children of Parents with a Mental Illness JH Kids, Jewish House http://www.anglicancommunityservices.org.au/ (COPMI) www.JewishHouse.org.au https://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au Auburn Diversity Services Juvenile Justice http://www.adsi.org.au/ Creative Youth Initiative, Mission Australia www.juvenile.justice.nsw.gov.au/ missionaustralia.com.au Bayside Council Kids Giving Back http://www.bayside.nsw.gov.au/ Crossroads Counselling Sydney http://www.kidsgivingback.org/ http://www.crossroadscounsellingsydney.com.a Bridge Housing u/ Kirketon Road Centre https://www.bridgehousing.org.au/ www.facebook.com/KirketonRoad/ Dept. Education & Training CALM, Noffs https://www.education.gov.au/ Kool Kids Club https://noffs.org.au/ http://www.weave.org.au/ Family and Community Services Caretakers Cottage https://www.facs.nsw.gov.au/ Mission Australia https://www.caretakers.org.au/ https://www.missionaustralia.com.au/ Generation Next Catholic Care http://www.generationnext.com.au/ My Foundations Youth Housing Ltd http://www.catholiccare.org/ www.mfyh.org.au HARP Unit, SESLHD Centre 360 Youth and Family https://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au Noffs https://www.stfrancis.org.au/centre-360 https://noffs.org.au/ headspace Bondi Junction Child, Youth, Women and Families Health [email protected] NSW Police https://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au https://www.facebook.com/pages/Eastern- IDEAS Beaches-LAC-NSW-Police- City of Sydney http://www.ideas.org.au/ Force/268145156533584 http://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/

37 Oasis Youth Support Network, Salvation Army Social Threads twenty10 incorporating GLCS NSW www.salvos.org.au/oasis/ www.socialthreads.org http://www.twenty10.org.au/

Options Youth Housing South East Sydney Local Health District Waverley Council https://www.caretakers.org.au/ https://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au http://www.waverley.nsw.gov.au/

PHaMs, Anglicare South Eastern Community Connect WAYS Youth & Family Centre www.anglicare.org.au http://www.secc.sydney/ http://www.ways.org.au/

Raise Youth Mentoring Foundation South Sydney High School Weave Youth & Community Services http://raise.org.au/ http://www.sthsydney-h.schools.nsw.edu.au/ http://www.weave.org.au

Randwick City Council St Lawrence House Wild Street Anglican Church www.randwick.nsw.gov.au http://stlaurencehouse.org.au/ http://www.wildstreet.org.au

Satellite Sexual Health Youth Clinic St Vincent de Paul Society NSW Willoughby City Council https://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au www.vinnies.org.au http://www.willoughby.nsw.gov.au/

School-Link The Benevolent Society Woollahra Council https://www.seslhd.health.nsw.gov.au https://www.benevolent.org.au/ http://www.woollahra.nsw.gov.au/

Shopfront Youth Legal Centre The Shack Youth Services Youth Mental Health Team www.theshopfront.org http://www.benevolent.org.au/ [email protected]

Social Interiors Tweed Council Youth Off the Streets www.socialinteriors.org.au/ www.tweed.nsw.gov.au https://youthoffthestreets.com.au/programs/so uth-east-sydney-outreach/

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