Health And Mental Support

You Don't Have to Face This Alone

Whatever you’re going through, we’re here to listen. You don’t need to have it figured out to reach out. We offer one-on-one conversations with a trusted community worker.

Sometimes the hardest step is the first one — and that’s okay. Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, struggling with grief, or just not feeling like yourself, your feelings are valid and support is available.

Our team understands the importance of culture, community, and trust. You’ll be met with care, no judgement, and complete confidentiality. Healing looks different for everyone, and we’ll walk alongside you at your own pace.

Need to talk? Reach out anytime.

Need to talk? Reach out anytime. If you or someone you know is in crisis please call 000

If you’re in crisis or need to speak with someone right now, these free and confidential services are available 24/7:

• 13YARN — Call 13 92 76 — Confidential crisis support line run by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, for our people. Visit 13yarn.org.au
• Brother to Brother — Call 1800435 799 — 24-hour crisis and counseling line for Indigenous men.
• School Psychology Service — Call 0477 762 798 — Kimberly Education Region (Department of Education). Services the East Kimberley College through the Kalumburu Remote Community School. Open Monday – Thursday and every 2nd Friday
• Lifeline — Call 13 11 14 — 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention for all Australians. Visit lifeline.org.au
• Beyond Blue — Call 1300 22 4636 — Support for anxiety, depression, and mental wellbeing, available any time. Visit beyondblue.org.au

You are not alone. Reaching out is a sign of strength.

Resources you should consider using.

• WA Recovery College – offers free courses and learning opportunities that build mental health, wellbeing, resilience and personal development skills through shared learning, lived experiences and community connection.

Connect

• Stay Strong App | Stay Strong – a culturally informed mental health and wellbeing tool designed to support First Nations Australians by helping users identify strengths, address worries, set personal goals and develop wellbeing plans through a strengths-based approach.
• Finding North – provides accessible mental health information, personal stories and support pathways to help people understand mental health challenges, navigate available services and find hope, recovery and connection for themselves or those they care about.
• Mind – WellMob – provides culturally relevant mental health and wellbeing information, tools and support resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, covering topics such as emotional wellbeing, stress, worries, suicide prevention and maintaining a strong mind.