Neville Jetta, Melbourne Football Club player, visited his old school Newton Moore SHS on Friday to help us launch phase two of the Yarn Safe campaign.   Neville spoke to students in class and at an after school event about the importance of seeking help and said that “headspace is a great place for the kids to go and access the services they need to.”   To read the full article from the Bunbury Mail click here.

Thank you Stephanie from headspace National Office, Natalie from SW Aboriginal Medical Service, Gavin from Clontarf Foundation and Karen from Relationships Australia WA.   For more information on Yarn Safe visit the website here.