Category: News
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Healthy North Coast Features Ministerial Visit to headspace Coffs Harbour
We’re pleased to share that Healthy North Coast has featured the recent visit by Assistant Minister for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention, the Hon Emma McBride MP, to headspace Coffs Harbour.
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What Forty Years and Better Funding Actually Look Like – Prevention, early intervention, and equitable access to care.
A reflection on what’s been possible – and why we need to keep going.
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Mums & Bubs Community Event Brings Families Together
On Friday 10th July, Health Voyage Partnerships and Cultural Engagement Officer Janene had the pleasure of holding a stall at the Mums & Bubs Community Event, hosted by JB Aboriginal Corporation.
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headspace Coffs Harbour Recognised Nationally for Gaali Maam Program
headspace Coffs Harbour is proud to announce that we have been awarded the Community Canopy Award at the headspace Growing Together Forum 2026.
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headspace Grafton Connects with Young People at Iluka NAIDOC Celebration
On 8 July, Cate and Chrysta from headspace Grafton attended the Mudyala-organised NAIDOC event at the Iluka Sporting Fields, joining the community in celebrating culture, connection, and community spirit.
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Building Connections with the Hakha Chin Community
We were delighted to welcome a wonderful group of women from the Hakha Chin community to the Coffs Harbour Women’s Health Centre as part of the CST Program.
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Inspiring Future Pathways at South Grafton High School
Cate, Claudia, and Madelyn from headspace Grafton recently attended ACACD – Aboriginal Culture and Careers Day.
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Celebrating the Completion of the RAGE Program at Maclean High School
Cate and Chrysta from headspace Grafton proudly completed another successful delivery of the RAGE program at Maclean High School.
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Nyami’s Healing – The Artist, the Mural, and the Community Behind It
Walk into the Coffs Harbour Women’s Health Centre today and you can’t miss it. A sweeping, vibrant mural stretches across the wall – deep purples, Gumbaynggirr symbols, four groups of figures representing four decades, and handprints pressed into the paint by the very people who have made this place what it is.
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Growing Confidence and Connection: Girls Grow Group
Time to read: At headspace Coffs Harbour, creating safe, inclusive spaces for young people is at the heart of the work—and the Girls Grow Group is a powerful example of this in action. Designed for young women aged 14–16 years, the program brings together students identified by Orara High School as disengaging from sport. It…
