Category: headspace Grafton
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Supporting Year 11 Students Through Exam Stress and Anxiety
headspace Grafton partnered with the Work and Study team to deliver a mental health literacy session to the Year 11 cohort at South Grafton High School on 16 October.
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Youth Voices Driving Positive Change at headspace Grafton
The headspace Grafton Youth Reference Group (YRG) came together on 1 October 2026 for a productive and engaging meeting
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Cosplay and Community at Grafton Library
On Saturday, 10 October, the Grafton Library Cosplay Event brought together more than 50 community members for a vibrant and inclusive day of creativity, fun and connection.
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Walking Together for Mental Health Month
On Wednesday 7 October, Jenni and Janaia and other Mental Health Service staff came together for a lunchtime walk to acknowledge Mental Health Month 2026. The walk provided a wonderful opportunity to connect with colleagues across different services, enjoy some fresh air, and take a break from our busy schedules.
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Real voices, real places, real change
Inside headspace Grafton’s Youth Reference Group – a national headspace participation model brought to life at a local level by a team who believes young people should shape the services that serve them.
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Building Connections for a Stronger Future at TAFE NSW Connects Day
On Tuesday 25 February, Aimee and Cate from the headspace Grafton Work and Study (WaS) team attended the TAFE NSW Connects Day in Yamba, a collaborative event designed to bring together employers, service providers, educators, and community organisations from across the region.
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Connecting with Young People at South Grafton High School
On Wednesday, 2 September, headspace Grafton had the opportunity to connect with 120 young people from the Year 9 cohort at South Grafton High School.
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Local Scouts Learn About Mental Health and Support Services at headspace Grafton
On 19 August, around 30 Scouts aged between 11 and 18 visited headspace Grafton to learn more about mental health, wellbeing and the support services available to young people in our community.
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What if we just talked about it?
How young people from the Clarence Valley/ Northern Rivers made a campaign about mental health stigma, and why it matters for every generation.
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Young Voices Helping Shape Local Services
Young people play an important role in shaping the future of their communities, and recently two members of the headspace Grafton Youth Reference Group (YRG) had the opportunity to do just that.
