Category: headspace Grafton
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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.
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Supporting Student Wellbeing During Exam Season
Students participated in headspace Grafton’s exam wellbeing workshops, learning practical strategies to manage stress, build resilience and support their mental health during exam periods.
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Celebrating Community Connections at headspace Grafton
Each year, headspace Grafton hosts a special event to recognise and thank the partner organisations, consortium members, community stakeholders and individuals who support our service and the young people in our community throughout the year.
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Celebrating 50 Years of NAIDOC Through Young Aboriginal Artists
On 4 August, headspace Grafton proudly celebrated 50 years of NAIDOC alongside the incredible achievements of our cultural programs, bringing together community members to honour culture, creativity and connection.
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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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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.
