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Headspace opens new premises in Narooma

Pictured from left: Dr Stephanie Hodson CEO Relationships Australia Canberra Region (RACR), Sarah Smith Centre Manager headspace Batemans Bay, The Hon Kristy McBain Member for Eden-Monaro, Melissa Neal Direction Commissioning COORDINARE, Helen Braun Executive Director Practice & Clinical Governance RACR.

Young people in Narooma now have improved access to mental health services with the opening of a dedicated headspace outpost. Operated by Relationships Australia Canberra and Region, the Narooma outpost is an extension of the headspace Batemans Bay Centre. The new headspace location is part of the Albanese Government’s $320 million initiative to expand and enhance mental health services across the country. The Narooma outpost is designed to provide crucial mental health support to local youth, ensuring they have access to care when they need it most. Located at 2/183 Princes Highway, opposite Narooma Plaza, the outpost operates on Mondays and Wednesdays. It offers a range of services, including mental health counselling, support for health, work, and study issues, as well as assistance with alcohol and drug concerns. 

For appointments or general inquiries, young people and their families can contact headspace Narooma at 1800 343 999 or headspace Batemans Bay at 1800 781 383.

Member for Eden-Monaro, Kristy McBain said “It’s fantastic to see headspace Narooma firmly established in the local community with this dedicated outpost.” “We’re delivering for young people across Eden-Monaro by ensuring that essential services like headspace Narooma are there for them when they need them most.” This service is funded through COORDINARE – South Eastern NSW PHN as part of the Australian Government’s PHN program.

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