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Heavily reduced food items

Tuesday fortnightly - first and third Tuesday of the month

12 - 1pm

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John Sheppard Clubroom undercover area, Collie Recreation Ground, Prinsep Street, Collie

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MyTime Collie is a supported group where parents and carers of children with disability or other additional needs can feel understood, share ideas and access quality information and resources.

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MyTime is for parents and carers of children with a disability, developmental delay or chronic medical condition. It's a place for you to unwind and talk about your experiences. It's a world away from appointments and therapy.

It's support for you.

And while you attend your group led by a trained facilitator, a play helper will engage your pre-school aged child.

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MyTime is for parents and carers of children with a disability, developmental delay or chronic medical condition. It's a place for you to unwind and talk about your experiences. It's a world away from appointments and therapy. And while you attend your group led by a trained facilitator, a play helper will engage your pre-school aged child.

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Can offer telehealth appt from Bunbury

All services are free with a valid Medicare card, no referral needed

Providing early intervention mental health services to 12-25 year olds.

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Providing free assistance to the family with applying for NDIS and navigating other NDIS processes, from early years to adults

Support is available via phone, email, Zoom or Microsoft Teams meetings

NDIS Support Coordinators can also physically go to Collie, however, there would need to be funding for Support Coordination approved in your client’s NDIS Plan first

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Mental Health Counselling

No referral needed

Free counselling, focus on mental health and wellbeing

offered only to clients 16+

Also offering crisis support -food support/ provide hampers, intake and advocacy work

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4families is a free service that provides whatever support families and carers need, linking them to a variety of services to reduce family stress and enable children and young people to reach their full potential.

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Noongar Community Controlled Health Organisation that delivers culturally appropriate, holistic healthcare and support services, including mental health and counselling services in Collie.

Mondays 10:30am - 3pm

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Financial counselling offers a supportive space to navigate any money-related challenges you may face. We offer support for individuals and families facing financial difficulties, with our financial counsellors that can be accessed online and by phone, with face-to-face support available. We are here to provide assistance with financial concerns and explore your financial options together.

Details

Who is this service for: Individuals and families in need of support.

Costs: This is a free service.

Waitlist: Wait times can vary depending on the service and demand. Anglicare WA aims to provide support as quickly as possible.

In-person support at various Anglicare WA locations across Western Australia.

Virtual support where appropriate, through online platforms, including video calls and email.

Support can be provided over the phone, offering a convenient way to access help.

Anglicare WA Perth Metro teams are part of the Financial Wellbeing Collective.

Debt management.

Debt management services help individuals manage and reduce their debt. This can include creating repayment plans, negotiating with creditors, and providing financial education to prevent future debt issues.

Free, independent and confidential support.

Provision of free, independent and confidential support to people experiencing financial difficulties. Financial counsellors are qualified professionals who provide advice, information, support and advocacy.

Knowledge of a range of areas of law and policy.

Financial counsellors have an extensive knowledge of a range of areas of law and policy, including consumer credit law, debt enforcement practices, the bankruptcy regime, industry hardship policies and government concession frameworks. They engage with people when they are at their most vulnerable, or those that need to get back on track after a life changing experience, develop strategies to manage their short term and longer-term financial situation, and ensure they are referred to other services they might need to support them in re-establishing their lives.

Additional information and support.

Services offer information, assessments and provision of options and support to assist consumers address identified problems and manage their financial situation more effectively.

Individuals and families experiencing financial difficulties.

This service is available for individuals and families experiencing financial difficulties or wanting to work towards financial stability.

Locations

To find out where this service is available, please select a region.

Find the Right Support For Your Needs

Do you know that you need support, but don't know what kind? Our easy-to-use services directory is a quick and simple way to find the help you need.

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Financial Counselling and Support Services | Anglicare WA

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Take control of your financial situation. Our financial counsellors are here to assist with immediate financial problems and to look at your financial options.

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Offers outreach to Collie, Free counselling service for youth and family

FDV support, family support, financial counselling, Aboriginal health services

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Psychologist, PsyBA General

Works with a range of challenges including anxiety, depression, autism, ADHD, trauma, stress, school avoidance, and emotional regulation.

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Psychologist, PsyBA General

Offers face to face sessions in Collie and offers support under NDIS (self and plan managed) and mental health plans.

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PAID SERVICE

Mental health Counselling.

No referral needed

10+

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South West Community Alcohol & Drug Services (SWCADS)

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South West Community Alcohol & Drug Services (SWCADS)

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(SWCADS) makes it easier for individuals and families across WA’s South West to understand and address harmful alcohol and drug use.

Free in person and telephone counselling for individuals and families needing advice, education or counselling on AOD use

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Family-friendly centres for parents with children up to eight years old. Our Centre provides a range of easily accessible programs and services for you and your family, including early learning programs, maternal and child health services, and child support activities.

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Collie PCYC offers a diverse range of engaging programs and activities, including Gymnastics, Ninja Warrior, Drive to the Future (DTTF), and the beloved safeSPACE™ program.

Youth activities and meals provided in a fun and engaging 'safeSPACE' where young people aged 12-17 can 'hang out'. Coordinated by qualified youth workers.

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Family and domestic violence counselling, education and community services.

Not currently servicing Collie (Feb 2026) Clients must be able to travel to Bunbury. Currently 6 month wait list.

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Infant Child Adolescents Mental Health Service ICAMHS

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Infant Child Adolescents Mental Health Service ICAMHS

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Mental health service for people 0-17 years experiencing moderate to severe mental health concerns. Multidisciplinary team providing one on one interactions, family work and community engagement. Offering intake assessments, short term therapeutic interventions up to 6 months, and case management ie. Referrals to external agencies, letters to GP, schools, liaising with key stakeholders

Referral needed from GP, community service or school.

Offering outreach to Collie via Child & Parent Centre, home visits, visits to schools

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24hr crisis support and suicide prevention. In addition to this service, Lifeline have online resources and information to help you and others understand what is happening and how you can self-manage.

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Lifeline Australia - 13 11 14 - Crisis Support. Suicide Prevention.

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Lifeline is a national charity providing all Australians experiencing a personal crisis with access to 24 hour crisis support and suicide prevention services.

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Mental health counselling | Suicide Call Back Service

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Free counselling for suicide prevention & mental health via telephone, online & video for anyone affected by suicidal thoughts, 24/7.

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Provide counselling services, a range of community  and support programs, and referrals to a range of organisations operating in Collie and Bunbury.

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Collie Family Centre is a not for profit organisation operating out of Collie Community House in Collie, Western Australia.

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Our primary focus is to serve as a forum to discuss disability-related matters, advocate for people with disabilities within the community and actively work in partnership with the community to improve access and inclusion.

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Help you build resilience and improve your emotional wellbeing

Support you in building a relationship with your baby during the first
months of parenthood

Get you to meet new friends in a welcoming and relaxed environment

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Radiance Support Group | Radiance South West

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BUNBURY - outreach to

Provides a range of advocacy services for people with disabilities living in the South West of Western Australia who find themselves in vulnerable or marginalised situations

Provides outreach to Colile at the Collie Family Centre

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Government Payments and Appeals - Disability Support Pension

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ONLINE SUPPORT

Kiind supports families raising children living with disability, developmental delay, autism, genetic, rare, undiagnosed and/or chronic conditions.

Kiind can provide outreach support via teams/video appointments. All services are free and they can help connect you to local services.

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Kiind is here to support families raising children with disability, developmental delay, autism, genetic, rare, undiagnosed and/or chronic conditions.

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Youth Focus offers a range of safe and confidential services for young people delivered by qualified mental health professionals. We support young people between the ages of 12 and 25, without referral required and at no cost.

Delivered at Collie Senior High

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Supporting young West Australians to thrive

Youth Focus' vision is a world in which a young person's mental health does not get in the way of them being who they want to be. Our purpose is to be trusted to champion the mental health needs of young people in WA, supporting them to thrive in their community.

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The Hawaiian Ride for Youth is held annually over four and a half days, with riders travelling 700kms from Albany to Perth to raise funds and awareness for Youth Focus.

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Youth Focus is a for-purpose organisation that creates brighter futures for young people in Western Australia by offering a range of mental health services.

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MOST - Online Youth Mental Health Support

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MOST - Online Youth Mental Health Support

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Welcome to MOST, a digital mental health service for young people aged 12 to 25. It's available by referral for free at participating youth mental health services in Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales and the ACT.

Created by a team of leading youth mental health experts and young people with lived experience of mental ill-health, MOST is backed by 12 years of research and development.

Learn more: Watch the All About MOST video below, or check out most.org.au for a look at MOST comics, mental health tips and resources.

need a little extra mental health support?

The MOST app is now available and can be downloaded on Google Play and the App Store. You'll need a MOST account from a participating headspace or specialist service so use this map to find if there's a service near you.

why digital mental health?

Forty per cent of young Australians experience mental ill-health every year. Getting access to the rightkind of support at the right time is vital in ensuring young people can take steps to improve their wellbeing. But sometimes, getting support quickly can be difficult.

MOST connects young people with personalised, proven and effective support when they want it, wherever they are, on any device. It can provide extra support alongside face-to-face care and help young people through their journey to recovery.

It offers access to self-directed therapeutic content, a safe moderated online community, peer workers, careers counselling and one-on-one clinical support. It gives young Australians real people to talk to and gives them helpful, tailored information and practical tools that they can work through in their own time and space.

find out more about MOST

Select a button to find information relevant to you or explore some of our topics below.
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Coming to Collie in 2026 - stay tuned for more

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Food hampers, clothes and furniture

9am - 11am on Wednesday & Thursday

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Food hampers

(20 available per week)

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Thursday 5pm

Sit down meals or takeaway meals

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Tuesday - Friday

10am - 2pm

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220 - 248 Prinsep Street Collie (North Collie Hall)

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FCAWA Emergency Relief & Food Access Service

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FCAWA Emergency Relief & Food Access Service

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Monday - Friday

9:30am - 5pm

Food vouchers, food and assistance with bills.

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Wednesday & Thursday 10am - 3pm

Road trauma support. Free counselling. Available in person, online or in the comfort of your home. Self-referral.

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Who are we

Heart Hub South West is a grassroots, not-for-profit organisation based in Collie, Western Australia. We support individuals, families, and communities who have been affected by road trauma - whether the crash was recent or many years ago.

Founded in 2021 by Tarryn, Scott, and Tayla Sanford following the heartbreaking loss of their son and brother Jack in a 2017 car crash, Heart Hub was created from lived experience and a deep understanding of what's missing in the aftermath of road trauma.

Through grief, connection, and determination, Heart Hub was established to help others navigating similar pain - particularly in regional and remote areas where access to support can be limited.

We are a community-led, volunteer-run organisation powered by generosity - made possible through donations, fundraising, and sponsorship. Everything we do is guided by compassion, connection, and the belief that no one should walk this journey alone.

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Supports individuals with mental health issues and their carers/familiy and individually funded by the NDIS. For persons with psycho-social (mental health) disabilities.

Outreach to Collie

Monday - Friday

9am - 5pm

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Disability Support Services | NDIS | Tendercare Australia

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This website has been established to provide information about anxiety, depression and suicide to the Australian community. The website is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. You should seek the advice of an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before making decisions about your own circumstances. You should not disregard professional medical advice, or delay seeking it, because of any information contained on this website.

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Beyond Blue | 24/7 Support for Anxiety, Depression and Suicide Prevention

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Beyond Blue is here to help - whether you're seeking mental health info or qualified support for you or someone else. Find a life beyond the blues today.

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Support for Eating Disorders and Body Image Issues | Butterfly Foundation

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Everyone’s experience of an eating disorder or body image issue is unique and access to care and support is essential.

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Crisis Care provides Western Australia’s after-hours response to reported concerns for a child’s safety and wellbeing and information and referrals for people experiencing crisis.

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alcohol and other drugs, mental health issues

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1. Home

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3. Here For You Support Line

Who is the Here For You Support Line for?

The support line is for anyone in Western Australia seeking help for their own or someone else's mental health, alcohol and or other drug related challenges. We understand these issues can be a source of significant stress and frustration and can be hard to talk about. It is our goal to help you feel comfortable to discuss your concerns with confidential and empathetic support.

Here For You also helps other service providers with system navigation and information to facilitate support for clients.

A free call back referral service is also available.
The Here For You Support Line is not an emergency service. For emergencies, please dial triple zero (000).

How to contact the Here For You Support Line

Call the Here For You Support Line: 1800 437 348 (toll free)

Whether you're seeking support for yourself, someone you know or a client, this support line provides:

A telephone support service 7am to 10pm daily

One-to-one telephone or online contact with a qualified c ounsellor based in W estern A ustralia

Non-judgemental, anonymous and/or confidential support

Guidance around local services and resources that are available

If English is not your first language, you can get free translation support through the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) by phoning 131 450.

If you have speech or hearing difficulties, you can contact us by phone through the National Relay Service, email and or LiveChat.

What can you expect when you call the Here For You Support Line?

When using this service, you will have one-to-one telephone contact with a qualified counsellor.

It is okay if you are feeling nervous. Usually, the counsellor will begin by introducing themselves and you can remain anonymous if you like.

Here For You counsellors will:

listen to what is going on for you or the person you care about

provide emotional support

provide information about alcohol and other drugs, mental health and wellbeing

explore coping and relapse prevention strategies

discuss options and provide information about local services and other resources that can provide ongoing treatment and support

provide support for service providers and clinical teams seeking system navigation and information

The Client Charter provides detailed information about the rights and responsibilities of the Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Support Service and the people who use the service.

Need to make an enquiry?

Have a question? You can reach out to our team by completing a general enquiry form. If we are unable to answer your question, we will direct you to the appropriate resources.

If you are a health professional, please navigate to the health professionals page.

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Here For You Support Line 7am To 10pm Daily

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Concerned about your own or someone else's mental health or AOD use? Call our confidential telephone line to discuss what's on your mind from 7am to 10pm daily!

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Kids Helpline | Phone & Web Counselling | Ages 5-25

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Lifeline Australia - 13 11 14 - Crisis Support. Suicide Prevention.

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Free help, referrals & counselling for men: MensLine Australia

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We provide free 24/7 help, support, referrals & counselling services for men via telephone, online and video. MensLine Australia

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Thirrili Indigenous Suicide Postvention Service

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Thirrili Indigenous Suicide Postvention Service

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Our vision: All our families and communities have healed from trauma and choose to live their lives in acknowledgement of our deep ancestral connections, drawing on cultural ways of knowing, being and doing and supporting our people to thrive and flourish in this and future generations.

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Thirrili: Contributing to the broader social wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

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Our vision: All our families and communities have healed from trauma and choose to live their lives in acknowledgement of our deep ancestral connections, drawing on cultural ways of knowing, being and doing and supporting our people to thrive and flourish in this and future generations.

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Perinatal mental health helpline

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Delivering accessible, safe, high-quality, support to LGBTIQA+SB communities across Australia

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3PM to MIDNIGHT, EVERY DAY

QLife Updates
09 January 2024 Post Contact Survey

QLife is excited to be able to offer service users who call us the opportunity to participate in a phone based, post contact feedback survey. Service users will be able to hold on the line at the end of the call and answer 3 quick questions, using the buttons on their phone. Participation is optional, but we do appreciate and l isten to your feedback.
04 January 2024

Expression of Interest: QLife Consumer Advisory Group
To listen to an audio version of the EOI please click the following link (will open an audio file in a new window) Consumer Advisory Group EOI Audio 14 December 2023 Information Statement Updated

QLife is now accepting applications to join our new Consumer Advisory Group! Please click HERE to read the "Expression of Interest (EOI) and learn more about what this opportunity involves and how to submit your interest.

To find out more about what it means for services to partner with consumers and how your voice matters, you can download the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care's "Partnering with Consumers: A guide for consumers"  HERE.

We've updated our QLife information statement to be more specific about how we use data to understand and map the demand for QLife. You can check it out HERE- scroll down to section 6 for the updated info.

While we aim to respond to calls as quickly as possible, sometimes the service is in very high demand and we may not be able to get to everyone. We understand that it can be disappointing not to be connected to a peer, and encourage you to try us again a little later if this happens. If you or someone you know is interested in  volunteering as a QLife peer supporter, click here.

If you have any feedback, please speak with your peer, or complete the  user feedback survey here. We appreciate that with all changes there may be things that don't go quite right. We will work quickly to resolve any issues that are identified.

What is QLife

QLife provides anonymous and free LGBTIQ+ peer support and referral for people in Australia wanting to talk about sexuality, gender, bodies, feelings or relationships.

The QLife family includes hundreds of highly experienced LGBTIQ+ staff and volunteers Australia-wide. If you're looking to connect with someone to explore what's going on in your life, we're here to take your call or webchat.

are safe here

Trusted people to turn

Your privacy is our priority. You can trust our dedicated peer workers. QLife is an anonymous service you can rely on.

TO HELP LGBTIQ+ PEOPLE THRIVE

We've got some great resources for community members and health professionals, including QGuides, QLives and our LGBTIQ+ referral database

we're here

Acknowledgement of Country

QLife acknowledges the Traditional Owners of country throughout Australia, their diversity, histories and knowledge and their continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respects to all Australian Indigenous peoples and their cultures, and to Elders of past, present and future generations.

Acknowledgement of our Elders

We pay our respects to those amongst the lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and intersex communities who have worked to support the improved health and wellbeing of their peers, children, families, friends, and country. We honour the elders in the diverse communities of which we are a part and we celebrate the extraordinary diversity of people's bodies, genders, sexualities, and relationships that they represent.

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QLife - anonymous and free LGBTIQ+ peer support and referral for people in Australia

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1800RESPECT would like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land and pay respect to Elders, both past and present and extend our acknowledgement to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Please be aware that this website may contain the names, images and voices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who may now be deceased.

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Mental health counselling | Suicide Call Back Service

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StandBy - Support After Suicide

Is an Australian Government initiative, established in 2002 to meet the need for a coordinated community response to suicide. StandBy also delivers NSW Post Suicide Support funded by NSW Ministry of Health.
StandBy is Australia's leading suicide postvention program dedicated to assisting people and communities bereaved or impacted by suicide.

What we do

The StandBy program is focused on supporting anyone who has been bereaved or impacted by suicide at any stage in their life, including:

Individuals

Families

Friends

Witnesses

First Responders

Service Providers

StandBy is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing free face-to face and/or telephone support at a time and place that is best for each individual.

The program offers coordinated evidence-based support and resources (including connections to local services and groups) that is individualised for each person's unique circumstance. This support is continued for up to two years to ensure those that engage with StandBy are not alone and receive ongoing support.

StandBy is guided by local advisory groups - which includes community stakeholders as well as those with Lived Experience. StandBy National is informed by our National Lived Experience Advisory Group.

StandBy builds community preparedness and resilience through extensive training to community and professional groups to ensure effectiveness and that duplicated effort is avoided. The program is also ideally placed to offer a settings-based approach, providing group support after a suicide for schools, workplaces and community groups.

find out more

find out more

Find support in your area

Please use the map below to select your region for contact details

``I am forever grateful for their help and advice, they do a wonderful job helping people through this extremely hard, difficult loss. I truly believe they help save the lives of the people left behind."- Judy

"StandBy provided intelligent, compassionate and ongoing support to our large family and armed us to face a future without our loved one."-

``They have helped me in the very worst time in my life."- Bryan.

``A vital service that we continue to use 3 years later. "- Natalie.

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An Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders crisis support line. Available 24/7. No shame, no judgement, safe place to yarn.

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13YARN - Call 13 92 76 | 24 /7 Crisis support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders

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24/7 free telephone service offering urgent mental health support for children and young people (under 18), their families and carers

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Child and Adolescent Health Service | CAHS - CAMHS Crisis Connect

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CAMHS Crisis Connect provides phone and online videocall support for children and young people who are experiencing a mental health crisis, as well as support and advice to families and carers.

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Providing life-changing support for women and children affected by domestic and family violence.

Bunbury based but can provide outreach support in Collie.

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Process:

1. Complete a Housing Options Assessment form (no ID required)

2. Complete an Advocate consent form (optional, if we may need to support client with follow up enquiries)

3. Complete an Income assessment consent form (optional, to assess Centrelink income assistance)

4. Submit to Bunbury.housing@dohw.wa.gov.au

5. Department of housing will assess eligible options and contact the client directly and issues an application form

6. Application needs to be submitted with certified ID or in person at Bunbury office

1. ID include Birth Certificate for all tenants

2. Primary ID for applicant i.e. Drivers Licence

7. Client is then placed on waitlist and can apply for priority housing (will require support letter from community agencies, including confirmation other options have been explored and exhausted)

8. Unable to offer emergency accommodation at this point waitlist 1-2 years

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Access emergency relief through freecall or two office locations:

Bunbury - Tues & Thurs

Harvey - Weds 10 - 3:30pm

Appointment only

(08) 9729 9000

https://www.accordwest.com.au/referral-form/

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South West Community Housing - Accordwest

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South West Community Housing As an approved community housing provider, Accordwest offers a range of rental houses supported by wraparound services. What is it? Community housing is affordable rental properties provided for people with limited incomes. Just like regular rental homes, you live in and care for community housing as…

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community-driven program supporting families in Bunbury, Collie, and the Greater Bunbury region. Whether you’re looking to strengthen family connections, access essential resources, or navigate challenges like health, housing, or mental wellbeing, aMaze is here to guide you every step of the way.

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Level 2, 123 Spencer St,
Bunbury WA 6230, Australia