Support for young people aged 12–25 through mental health, physical health, alcohol and other drug services, and work and study support.
Growing up can be challenging. Whether you're dealing with stress, mental health concerns, school pressures, relationships or everyday life challenges, Headspace provides a safe and welcoming place to get support.
headspace supports young people through early intervention and practical support at important stages of life.
Country & Outback Health is the lead agency for headspace centres in Port Augusta and with outreach support delivered through Flying headspace into regional communities.
Support is available across:
Clinical support, treatment and wellbeing plans designed around individual needs.
A safe, confidential and judgement free place to access health advice and support.
Information, counselling and support for young people experiencing alcohol or drug concerns.
Support for school, workloads, career planning, job applications and life skills.
Supporting young people in Port Augusta and surrounding communities.
Outreach mental health support connecting remote communities.
Helping young people access support sooner.
Welcoming, confidential and supportive environments.
Community focused teams supporting regional South Australia.
Face to face and outreach options available.
Visit one of our headspace centres to connect with our team.
Submit a completed online referral form.
Our team reach out to introduce themselves and learn more about you.
We arrange a time that works for you to connect with support.
Start working together with our team towards your wellbeing goals.
If you think headspace may help, visit one of our centres or complete a referral online.
headspace National Youth Mental Health Foundation is funded by the Australian Government Department of Health.
headspace provides support for mental health, physical and sexual health, alcohol and other drugs, and work or study concerns for young people aged 12 to 25.
Young people aged 12 to 25 can access headspace services.
No. Young people can contact headspace directly or complete an online referral.
Most headspace services are free or available at very low cost.
Yes. Family members and carers may be involved where appropriate and with the young person’s consent.
Country & Outback Health operates headspace Port Augusta and Flying headspace providing outreach services to remote communities.
Whether you're looking for support for yourself or someone you care about, headspace is here to help.
