headspace
Mandurah

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Hours

  • Monday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
  • Tuesday: 8:30am - 6:30pm
  • Wednesday: 8:30am - 6:30pm
  • Thursday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
  • Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

About

If you're aged 12 to 25 and feeling overwhelmed or having a tough time, headspace Mandurah is a safe and welcoming place where you can get the help and support you need.

Our centres are safe and inclusive - everyone is welcome. We are proud to offer services and facilities that are accessible to all, so no matter your background or needs, you will always be treated with respect and care.

What We Can Help With:

  • Mental health – are you feeling anxious, low, or just not yourself? We’re here to listen and support.
  • Alcohol and drug support – we're here to listen and help, without judgment or pressure.
  • Physical and sexual health – we can help you find a youth-friendly GP or sexual health service and support you with any questions or concerns.
  • Connections to education, employment, and more – whatever your goals or challenges may be, we're here to help and support you to take the next step.

Cost? Free and confidential.

How To Access Our Services:

Do You Need Help Right Now?

headspace is not a crisis service, but there are other supports available in the community you can talk to 24/7:

  • Lifeline – 13 11 14
  • Kids Helpline – 1800 55 1800
  • Suicide Call Back Service – 1300 659 467
  • 13YARN (for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people) – 13 92 76
  • Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636
  • Mental Health Emergency Response Line (MHERL Perth) – 1300 555 788
  • Mental Health Emergency Response Line (MHERL Peel) – 1800 676 822
  • CAMHS Crisis Connect (Under 18) – 1800 048 636

 

Hours

  • Monday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
  • Tuesday: 8:30am - 6:30pm
  • Wednesday: 8:30am - 6:30pm
  • Thursday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
  • Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

headspace Mandurah is operated by 360 Health + Community Ltd. All headspace services are funded by the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care. Administration of funding is carried out by the headspace centre’s local Primary Health Network, in this case, WA Primary Health Alliance Limited (WAPHA).

Services

Get tips on how to prepare your resume and present for interviews. Find out about local employment opportunities (full time, part-time, or casual).

Mental health workers – which may include psychologists, psychiatrists, counsellors and other workers – that can help if you're just not feeling yourself.

Sexual health screenings on site or links to local services. 

A group of young people who help with events and some decision making at a centre. Ask your centre about getting involved.

If you live near our headspace centre in a rural area but cannot travel in to see us, you can see our mental health workers online.

GPs can help with any physical health issues as well as issues related to sexual health, drug or alcohol use, relationship problems or feeling down or upset. Your centre may have a GP on site or links to one locally. 

Workers either on site or linked to the centre who can assist you with any alcohol or other drug concern.

Centres have a range of programs and activities for young people. Just ask your centre what they have on. 

“As soon as I sought help, I suddenly realised that my anxiety was very treatable and that I wasn’t alone.”
- Charlie

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More information

Anyone aged 12-25 seeking support with their mental or physical wellbeing.

You do not need to have a diagnosed condition to access support at headspace. We can also help parents, families, and carers who want information or support about how to help their young person.

We are an inclusive service that celebrates the strengths and differences of all people in our community. Our staff work inclusively and respectfully with people from Culturally or Linguistically Diverse backgrounds, people with a disability, young LGBTQIA+ people and rainbow families, and Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Family and Friends

We believe that family and friends play an important role in the path to better wellbeing and understand there may be many different types of family and friends that are important. Research shows that involving family and friends in a young person’s care can lead to better health outcomes.  

Wherever possible, we support and create meaningful opportunities for family and friends to directly participate in our services, in ways that the young person is comfortable with, and that are likely to be beneficial to the young person's wellbeing.  

All involvement of family and friends at headspace is done with the young person's privacy and confidentiality in mind. 

Please see this Family and Friends Welcome Pack for more information and headspace National also offer online support services for family and friends.

Self-referrals

Young people, their friends, and families can refer themselves or someone they know to headspace in a few different ways: 

When you first call, a worker will record your contact information and arrange for a Clinician to call you back in 1-5 working days. The Clinician will call back to have a 10-15 minute chat about what's going on for you and what support you would like. If you're not comfortable speaking over the phone, we can arrange an in person appointment.

headspace is a consent based service. This means we only see young people who want to see us.

Agency Referrals

For schools and other organisations, please complete our agency referral form.

If you would like information on what to do if yourself, a friend or family member is not okay, visit the Explore Topics resource library.

We are located on Mandurah Terrace, next to Fleet Cycles and behind Clublime gym.

We have plenty of free and accessible parking options. 

Getting here via public transport

All buses in Mandurah begin and end at the train station.

You can then transfer to either:

585, stops at Park Rd, before Mandurah Rd, 857-meter walk, 10 minute walk.

584, stops at Gordon Rd after Shepherd Rd, 559-meter walk, 5 minute walk.

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headspace can help get you where you want to go in your work and study journey!

What we offer:

  • 1:1 weekly sessions with a career coach
  • Resume and job application help
  • Work and study group chats - Thursdays from 3:30pm AWST
  • Career Mentoring initiative - pairs young people aged 18-25 with volunteer professionals based on their career interests and goals, to provide advice and guidance.


Visit the Work & Study website here.

 

eheadspace is a confidential, free and secure space where young people 12 - 25 or their family can chat, email or speak on the phone with a qualified youth mental health professional

Young people may contact us if they need advice, are worried about their mental health or are feeling isolated or alone. eheadspace can help with a broad range of issues like bullying, drug and alcohol issues, depression and anxiety, relationships, concerns about friends, fitting in and isolation. We also have experts who can provide work and study advice to young people and specialist support to parents and carers who are worried about a young person 12 - 25. eheadspace is part of headspace, the National Youth Mental Health Foundation. 

Visit eheadspace

Sprinkles - LGBTQIA+ hangout

A safe space to connect with others, hangout, and learn about the pride community. Bring your friends or come meet new ones!

When: Fortnightly Tuesdays from 4:30pm - 6:30pm
Where: 10c 327 Mandurah Terrace, Mandurah  

Registration essential - call us on (08) 9544 5900 or email hello@headspaceman.com.au 

Stay up to date with Sprinkles on our Instagram and Facebook

Are you a young person aged 16 to 25 and are passionate about making a difference in your local community? Join our Youth Reference Group to help headspace make decisions that reflect the needs of young people in the community.

As a youth reference group member, you will have the opportunity to be involved in a number of exciting ways, including (but not limited to):

  • Have your say and direct youth mental health services in your community
  • Working with other young people who are passionate about improving the lives of young Australians
  • Have the opportunity to attend conferences and training to support your role as a Youth Reference Group member
  • Meeting with prominent leaders and advocates for youth mental health
  • Receive training in mental health, alcohol and other drugs, and media, as well as any other training related to your specific area of interest
  • Develop a range of skills including working in groups and representing the needs of your peers
  • Provide input on centre design and accessibility for young people and their families
  • Plan and attend local events to promote headspace Mandurah services
  • Provide input into the development of our website and social media
  • Provide input into the development of resources for young people, including factsheets, brochures and other promotional materials
  • Have the opportunity to be involved in research and the evaluation of headspace services and programs

If you are keen to get involved complete our Expression of Interest Form.

Got questions? Call 08 9544 5900 or email hello@headspaceman.com.au

headspace Mandurah values diversity and we are strongly committed to providing a safe, inclusive environment for all of our Youth Reference Group members. We strongly encourage and welcome all young people to apply for this role.

Community engagement at headspace Mandurah focuses on building strong relationships with local schools, youth services, and community members to support young people aged 12-25 in our region.

This includes promoting youth mental health through community events, outreach and social media, as well as increasing awareness about headspace services and referral pathways.

Community engagement activities may include:

  • School visits and events
  • Attending community and youth events
  • Sharing information about headspace services, partner services, and referrals
  • Social media campaigns and community updates. Stay up to date through our Instagram and Facebook.
  • Supporting youth and family participation, including the Youth Reference Group.


If you would like to organise a meet with our Community Engagement Officer, please get in touch by emailing hello@headspaceman.com.au or calling on (08) 9544 5900.

 

Find our range of printable fact sheets and resources here

 

 

A Medicare card is not required to access any of the services at headspace Mandurah. 

But if you would like more information about how to apply for a Medicare card, please link the link here!