headspace Outreach Program

hOP has been designed by young people for young people – in partnership with their families, Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations, other service providers, local government, headspace National and the Western NSW PHN.

Our formally qualified and trained Aboriginal Youth Wellbeing Workers live and work locally, which means they understand the issues affecting young people in their community. They will work with you face-to-face, focussing on your social and emotional wellbeing.

Who is the headspace Outreach Program for?

hOP welcomes all cultures and identities, with a focus on First Nations people. It is tailored to the unique needs of each young person, and addresses your physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and social health. It will actively involve families and communities in care planning and delivery when appropriate.

Where is the headspace Outreach Program

The program will be available in the following locations by the end of 2024.

• Bourke
• Brewarrina
• Collarenebri
• Condobolin
• Coonamble
• Gulargambone
• Lightning Ridge
• Nyngan
• Walgett
• Warren

Clinical supports are also available via headspace Dubbo, both via face-to-face appointments and telehealth.

How do I access the headspace Outreach Program?

Drop in or call us to have a yarn. You can reach out to us directly or you can also ask a friend, teacher, parent, other family member, GP, health worker or community agency to contact us for you.

Find out more information and contact details by visiting the headspace Dubbo site.

The headspace Outreach Program is operated by Marathon Health. This Program is supported by funding from Western NSW Primary Health Network through the Australian Government’s PHN Program.