Category: headspace Grafton

Time to read: As part of a recent Work & Study community initiative, Maddy (headspace Grafton work and Study Specialist) and Jen (headspace Grafton Clinical Lead) had the opportunity to engage with multiple netball teams at the Grafton Netball Association, delivering valuable mental health education alongside practical support for the local sporting community. The presentation…

Time to read: On 22 May 2026, Maddy and Cate from the headspace Grafton Work and Study (WaS) team set up at Grafton Coffee Club for a morning of community engagement. They offered free drinks to local employers in exchange for a conversation about their workplaces and the WaS program. The relaxed setting created an…

Time to read: On 27 May 2026, headspace Grafton had the opportunity to attend a Clarence Football Academy High-Performance training session, connecting with young players, coaches, and parents in a positive and supportive environment. As part of the visit, headspace Grafton donated soccer balls to the academy and spent time speaking with attendees about the…

Time to read: Last Saturday, 23 May 2026, the headspace Grafton Work & Study team — Cate and Maddy — attended the Maclean Youth Harvest Festival, hosted by the Mudyala Aboriginal Corporation at the Maclean Showgrounds. Even with steady rain falling throughout the day, young people from across the region showed up with enthusiasm and…

Time to read: On 13 May, we had the privilege of attending Close the Gap Day, engaging with more than 800 students from schools across the Clarence Valley. Building on the momentum and success of last year’s gathering, this year’s event once again created a powerful space for young people to reflect on their aspirations…

Time to read: On the 14th of May, headspace Grafton welcomed a group of 30 TAFE students for an informative and interactive day focused on Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) and Sexual Health. The visit provided an opportunity for young people to build their knowledge, ask questions, and connect with local youth health supports in…

Time to read: Youth Week 2026 brought energy, colour, and a powerful message of support to the community, as South Grafton High School students hosted a Youth Run for Mental Health. The event invited community members of all ages to come together, get active, and show their support for youth mental health—while embracing a fun…

Time to read: Empowering young people to explore careers and prioritise wellbeing This year’s Your Future Fest brought energy, curiosity, and opportunity together in one vibrant space, as 340 Year 9 and 10 students gathered to explore their future pathways. The annual Career Expo, organised by the Department of Education in partnership with the Country…

Time to read: On Wednesday 18th of March, Yamba TAFE, Mudyala Aboriginal Corporation, and Jempire Events hosted a Multicultural Day, Celebrating Harmony Day. Cate from the headspace GraftonWork and Study team and our Social and Emotional Wellbeing Officer Bianca attended the Yamba Community Centre Harmony Day event organized by the local TAFE, Mudyala Aboriginal Corporation,…