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We are committed to improving mental health struggles in children aged 0-12. We’re here for children and their grown-ups – which means our support is whole-family focussed.
As your central hub for children’s wellbeing, we can help you explore the challenges you’re facing; navigate support services in your local community; provide on-site professional help; and so much more.
Explore the resources available on our website, give us a call or simply walk in and start your journey to a better tomorrow.
Head to Health Kids services are delivered in partnership by:
Parkerville Children and Youth Care
For more than a century, Parkerville Children and Youth Care has been supporting vulnerable children, young people and their families with specialist advocacy, therapeutic services, education and employment training, and out of home care.
Koya Aboriginal Corporation
Operating for more than 20 years, Koya is a 100% Aboriginal owned and led not-for-profit organisation whose founder who was a Stolen Generation Survivor and respected Ballardong Elder. Our primary purpose is engaging, developing, nurturing and supporting Aboriginal and vulnerable children and young people, in order that they may grow, thrive and succeed in their chosen pathways, fulfil their potential and live healthy, empowered and independent lives.
Pregnancy to Parenthood
The Pregnancy to Parenthood Clinic is a community based early intervention service for families transitioning to parenthood who are experiencing emotional difficulties. Our interventions help families through strengthening the emotional wellbeing of parents, their babies, and the family system. Parents are supported to build a nurturing relationship with their baby to support optimal development, whilst also learning skills to cope with the emotional demands of parenthood.
Lifespan Psychology Centre
We help young people, adults and families to repair and strengthen their relationships, to connect more deeply with self and others. Our practice addresses a wide range of mental health concerns and developmental issues that people face at key stages across the lifespan.
Mental Illness Fellowship of Western Australia
MIFWA is an independent community-based mental health organisation with 30 years’ experience supporting people who are living with and recovering from mental health challenges. We also support their families, carers, friends and colleagues who are supporting them. We work with people in their homes, communities or at our centres to provide support and services. We don’t provide clinical services; we can complement them.
