Early support for young people designed to build confidence, strengthen wellbeing and provide practical support through life's challenges.
Growing up comes with many challenges. School pressures, friendships, family changes, emotions and everyday stress can sometimes feel overwhelming. Support is available to help young people navigate these experiences and build healthy pathways forward.
Support helping young people better understand emotions, develop coping skills and strengthen wellbeing.
Coordinated support for young people experiencing severe and persistent mental health challenges.
Community based youth support helping build resilience, wellbeing and connection.
Support for young people aged 12–25 including mental health, physical health, alcohol and other drugs and work and study support.
Young people experience many changes throughout life, and sometimes emotions, relationships, school pressures or wellbeing concerns can become difficult to manage alone.
Country & Outback Health offers early intervention and youth-focused support designed around the needs of young people and their families.
Whether support is needed for emotional wellbeing, mental health, school challenges or building confidence, our team works alongside young people to help them feel supported and connected.
Providing guidance and practical support.
Helping young people better understand emotions and wellbeing.
Creating healthy support networks and community pathways.
Building confidence and resilience for the future.
Review the available services and find the one that best fits your needs
Complete a referral form or contact the service directly
We review your referral and assess the best support pathway
We contact you to arrange your first appointment
You begin working with our team to support your wellbeing
Referral pathways may vary depending on the service selected. Our team can help guide you to the most suitable support option.



Country & Outback Health offers a range of services for young people including Youth Psychotherapy, Youth Clinical Care & Coordination, Flipside Roxby Downs, headspace Port Augusta, headspace Whyalla and Flying headspace. Each service is designed to support young people with different mental health, wellbeing and life challenges.
Our youth services support children, adolescents and young adults. Age eligibility varies depending on the individual service. Our team can help determine which service is the most appropriate.
The most appropriate service depends on the young person’s age, needs, goals and circumstances. Our team can discuss your situation and recommend the best pathway.
Some services require a GP referral or Mental Health Treatment Plan, while others accept self-referrals or online referrals. Referral requirements differ between services.
Yes. Parents and carers play an important role in supporting young people. Their involvement depends on the young person’s age, preferences and clinical needs.
Yes. All services are provided in a safe and confidential environment while balancing privacy, family involvement and the wellbeing of the young person.
Whether you are seeking support for yourself or someone you care about, we are here to help.